South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1976 volume:

SPEC COLL 1976 Volume 66 South High School 3131 19th Avenue South Minnpannlk Minnesota AC 2—Theme THEME ■ ft MariY activities.. THEME—5 Weteeme te Ssath... 6 - Theme IS THIS • • • TERRITORY r 11 L THE 1975 HOMECOMING ROYALTY: Barb Carroll, Brett Anderson, Judy Lundeen, Henry Gomez, Mary Venier, Matt Benson, Queen Diane Moats, King Chuck Lamb, Paul Gerard, Nancy Matheson, Tom Rose-now and Joanne Brennan. 2. Tho “Tigcrschweats dance at the pep test. FROM LEFT are Steve Burt, Wally Nelson, Steve Moe, Chuck Lamb and Randy Barnum. 3. Paula Almquist and friends whoop it up at the pep fcst. 4. Sheryl Lossow and Clark Messenbrink emcee the Homecoming Coronation Program. 5. Laura Tompkins proves it takes great coordination to decorate for the dance. 6. Chris Horton distributes balloons at the game. 7. Queen Diane and King Chuck. Homecoming Great Success Homecoming this year was shortened from a full week to three days because of the teachers conventions, but this did not dim our spirit or success. The week began with the coronation Monday night of Queen Diane Moats and King Chuck Lamb. Following on Tuesday was the Hay ride and on Wednesday, the triumph of the South Football team over Southwest 12 to 6. The Homecoming week came to a close with the dance Wednesday night, to the music of Woodrose. Other activities during the week were sales of Li 11 Orbit donuts, cotton candy, caramel apples, buttons, balloon tickets, garters and pennants by the various classes and organizations. All in all, this years Homecoming was just as everyone hoped it would be-spirited and successful! Media Plays Major Role In Lives Of South Students What does the average South student do in his spare time? Chances are the Mass Media plays a major role in his life. Most students probably spend several hours each week watching TV, listening to records, at the movies, or reading a good book. In television, perhaps the most popular of the Mass Media , 1975-76 saw the rise of numerous detective-police shows and situation comedies, many of which collapsed after a few episodes. Some of the popular ones, at least among South students, were Happy Days , Welcome Back Kotter , Starsky and Hutch , and the soap opera spoof, Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman . In books, the big thing seemed to be murder and mayhem. Among the bestsellers at South were The Family , Helter Skelter , and of course Jaws . One of the most expensive hobbies of South students, and high school age students all over the country, is record collecting. In 1975 and 1976 some of the big recording artists were The Stones , Led Zep , Chicago , Elton John , Olivia Newton John , and John Denver . First released in 1975, the biggest box office hit of movie history continued to play into 1976. This of course was Jaws , the big fish movie that set records in earnings that many said will never be broken. BY PETER BENCH LEY 10 Feature — 11 Born To Run In the day we swear our love on the streets Of a runaway American dream At night we ride the mansions of glory In suicide machines The highway's jamed with broken heros On a last chance power drive Everybody's out on the road tonight But there's no place left to hide Together girl we can live with the sadness I'll love you with all the madness in my soul One day girl, I don't know when We're gonna get to that place Where we really want to go And we'll walk in the sun Until then Tramps like us, baby we were born to run. Bruce Springsteen 12—Cars Cars—13 ■JTa 1. Choryl Gaspar and Jill Miller make silk screen prints In Graphic Arts . 2. Jeff Flavin skillfully sows a shirt In Clothing . 3. Donna Dack applies wallpaper In Painting and Paperhanging class. 4. John Lane and Lenny Sedlock get ready to sample their cooking. 5. Manly Steinman winds a bobbin In Sowing . 6. Mary Schneider and Debbio Hein put together a table top In Woods Shop . 7. Debbie Kliewer charges up a battery in Auto Mechanics . 14 You've Come A Long Way Baby! Keeping up to pace at South High, guys and girls are once again breaking usual traditions. Elective courses once taken for granted as being strictly for a certain sex, have now become co-ed. Girls are learning to make tables, grandfather clocks, and cedar chests in wood, while guys are learning to bake cookies, plan meals and wash dishes. Mastering the basics of auto mechanics is, for girls, the same as guys learning how to sew their own clothes. Following the national trend, guys and girls are both learning to become more independent! Feature—15 1. Mike Holmes and Joanne Brennan in their roles as John Human and Barbara Allen. 2. DARK OF THE MOON Cast: BOTTOM ROW: Brad Laudert, Jenny Johnson, Kim Sletten, Mark Feisthamel, Cheryl Williams and Natalie Lossow. SECOND ROW: George Liss, Brian Evans, Mike Lorge, Mike Timmer, Delores Murch, Chuck Wil-kerson and Jim Mead. THIRD ROW: Steve Parks, Terri McCullum, Debbie Taplin, Jill Miller, Mike Holmes, Joanne Brennan, Katie Johnson and Lynda Walker. TOP ROW: Yolanda Ornelas, Mike Green, Debbie LaPlant and Doug Kaluza. 3. Uncle Smelicue, portrayed by Mike Timmer, tunes up for the square dance. 4. Jim Mead cleans the souls of Doug Kaluza and Natalie Lossow. 5. Barbara confesses her sins at church revival. 16—Fall Drama Special Effects Make Special Play With school just under way, the fall play, Dark of the Moon was starting to take shape. For eight intensive weeks the cast of 25 partook in strenuous rehearsals and did their best to entertain approximately 1,000 people who attended the three performances. The play itself was an Appalachian legend telling the story of a witch boy and a human girl who fell in love, and the conflicts that arose. The lead roles of John Human and Barbara Allen were portrayed by Mike Holmes and Joanne Brennan. The title song, The Ballad of Barbara Allen , was composed by former South student Bruce Bednarchuk, and sung by Joanne Brennan. It was one of the many special additions to the play. Other special effects were mountain fog, thunder and lightning, and flying witches. All in all the play was a big success , said Terry Hanson, director. Mr. Hanson was assisted by student teacher Janice Maas. Fall Drama—17 Sadie A South Tradition As the busses unloaded, 83 couples stepped out and began their Sadie Hawkins night with a tour of Malkerson's Ranch, a change from past years. When they arrived at the door, they were greeted by the chaperones, who checked tickets and hustled everyone into the unheated barn. While the couples waited for the caller, they ate, flashed pictures, got married , and did a lot of talking. What's he talking about? was the reaction during the first 20 minutes after the caller arrived. As the confusion ended, and couples began to catch on, the barn was fil-led with clapping, hollering and foot stomping. Despite complications, the Senior Class, once more , made an exciting evening out of the traditional Sadie Hawkins! L Cindy Llndgren and Mike Timmer pose for their Wedding pictures. 2. Vickie Sorbcl and Kim Wallace promenade around Rick Goodsell, Steve Hines and John Schneider. 3. George Liss, Sue Dischinger, Mike Holmes, Tammy Martineau, Tim Helinski and Shirley Rogers socialize during a break. 4. Mary Chairpairini swings with her partner. 18— SADIE HAWKINS Winterim '76 Successful Winterim was held February 11th during Sno-week to provide students a much needed break in the normal routine and to get people together for a fun time. Students had the choice of remaining at South or going out on one of the many excursions away from the school. Some of the choices were skiing, snow tubing, ice skating, rollerskating, ice fishing, bowling, stick hockey, ping pong, movies, and open gym. All in all, the day was regarded as successful by the 600 student participants. 1. Mike Fong tries for a spare at Stardust Lanes. 2. Kim Wallace and Dawn Peterson have fun sno-tubing near Somerset, Wisconsin. 3. Patti Ryti and Ed Alvarez team up to play doubles table tennis at South. 4. Goalie Paul Elliott lots one get by , as Terry Wong watches. Winterim—19 Sno-Daze Lacks Snow — Not Spirit! The coronation Monday night, February 9th, of Nancy Johnson and Steve Moe started off an event filled Sno-Daze week. Queen Nancy and King Steve, with the rest of the Royalty, reigned over a victorious hockey game against Rosemount, and watched with South, as the Tigers dribbled past Henry and Roosevelt, outscor-ing them both. Many activities were planned for the week, but because of the unseasonal high 40's temperatures, which melted the snow, most had to be cancelled. The biggest event of the week took place on Wednesday, with well over half of the school participating in Wintrim activities. Sno-tubing, bowling, ice fishing, movies, skiing, and roller skating were some of the activities enjoyed by students and faculty alike. The snowless Sno-Daze week melted into memories as a very successful Sno-Daze dance, featuring Upton, drew to a close Friday night SNO-DAZE ROYALTY: Rick Goodsell and Dottie Taplin, Junior attendants, Gary Benjamin, Alice Berg, Randy Denardo, Charisse Jones, Nancy Johnson, Queen, Steve Moe, King, Renee Salas, Wally Nelson, Chris Hall, Jeff Flavin, Elaine Jensen and John Gonzalez, Sophomore attendants. -Sno-Daze 1. Dale Gross creates an illusion during the Coronation program. 2. Male Amer and Phyllis Struss shivor In their zits as they await the arrival of Clearasil. 3. A Section of the Tlgerettes dance line performs on stag e. 4. Queen Nancy Johnson and King Steve Moe. Sno-Daze—21 Music Programs Popular With South Students Under the direction of John Kantar and Terry Hanson, the bands and choirs offered a variety of musical performances throughout the year. These included everything from concerts at school and churches to the pep band playing at sports events. Concert Choir, Mixed Choir and Concert Band were just some of the different groups in which the student body could participate. The South Singers performing at the new Government Center and the Jazz Band per- forming with a Jazz Ensemble at the University, were just two of the highlights of this year. The spring musical was South Pacific. Terry Hanson directed the acting and vocal portions, while John Kantar directed the pit orchestra. The Music Department traveled to Chicago for their annual performing tour, and ended their year on a good note! 1. South Singers perform at Homecoming Coronation program. 2. Pep Band members Rufino Ochoada and LeRoy Lorgc play during a football game. 3. Instrumental director John Kantar in a typical pose. 22—MUSIC L Junior Singers Jeri Chayor, Ron Schmit, Pat Cowan and Vic Klosinski, rehearse during class. 2. Kris Morgan and Teri Valenti concentrate on their part while playing at a homo basketball game. 3. Pep Band drummers George Liss, Rufino Ochoada, Kevin Chambers and Russ Pal la, add rhythm to a pepfest. 4. Vocal director Terry Hanson, in action . MUSIC—23 Concert Band WOODWINDS CONCERT BAND: BOTTOM ROW: Waleya Ehgen, Sandy Kirk, Kris Morgan, Jane Wigen, Terri Anderson, Rachelle Carlson, and Brenda Wolfe. CENTER ROW: Raymond Hodgeman, Wendy Burman, Athena Servis, Sheryl Lossow, Ginny Holmstrom, Anita Rindfleisch, Terri Valenti, Angel Alexander, Melanie Johnston and Cindy Anderson. TOP ROW: Sandy Korpi, Bill Smith, Alex Skripnik, Terri Listberger, Jody Anderson, Debbie LaPlant, Linda Sjolie and Dancia Kirk. Concert Band brass and percussion CONCERT BAND: BOTTOM ROW: Brian Evans, Marshall Bronston, Bruce Ehlors, Mark Flesthamel, Bruce Johnson, Russell Palla, and Tony Genung. TOP ROW: Mike Timmer, Kevin Chambers, Mike Stenstrum, Steve Valenti, Terry Thompson, Brad Vifquain, Terry Wong, Frank Abrahamson, George Liss and Steve Davis. 24—Concert Band Concert Choir SOPRANOS AND TENORS CONCERT CHOIR: BOTTOM ROW: Martha Halverson, Steve Holm, Paula Dalbotten, Katie Johnson, Angel Alexander, Joanne Brennan, Mary Vcnier and Paula Almquist. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Packard, Karen Johansen, Laura Wilkie, Patti Peterson, Kris Horton, Jill Miller, Lenor Robertson, Sue Jones, Linda Walker and Shelly Rannow. THIRD ROW: Lori Ca rlson, Carrie Roloff, Sue Dischinger, Penny Wood, Sanford Moore, Brad Laudert, Doug Kaluza, Jim Book, Joan Shand, Male Amor, and Diane Myers. TOP ROW: Jeri Chayer, Kathy Senness, Tenry Wolfe, Patti Ebel, Mary Burt, Jeff Nordby, Randy Swanson, Wayne Anderson, Art Hansen, Dawn Johnson and Cindy Oliva. Concert Choir altos and bass CONCERT CHOIR: BOTTOM ROW: Bridget Sullivan, Cheryl Williams, Laurie Owens, Tammy Martineau, Lisa Lindahl, Sharon Critchley, Judy Adamson, Tracey Smith and Lloyd Ciark. SECOND ROW: Mike Lorge, Rhonda Hinrichs, Scott Papasodora, Phil Caswell, Joanne Bodes, Katie Johansen, Glenda Clark, Deann Zustiak and Penny Erkilla. THIRD ROW: Yvonne Ehlers, Heidi Torgerson, Mary Chairpairini, Carl Haagenson, Chuck Wilkerson, Steve Burt, Steve Parks, Nancy Walsh, Cindy Chaika and Charlene Jack. TOP ROW: Julie Richards, Michele Qulnnell, Bill Hoffman, Ron Schmidt, Tim Helinske, Mike Quesnell, Vic Klosinski, Bill Wosnack, Mike Holmes, Mary Pritchard, Terri Petek and Laura Tompkins. Concert Cholr--25 South Singers SOUTH SINGERS: BOTTOM ROW: Doug Kaluza, Paula Almquist, Karen Johansen, Art Hansen, Barb Economon, Laura Tompkins, Mike Quesnell, Laurie Scott, Tammy Martineau, Cheryl Williams. TOP ROW: Brad Laudcrt, Katie Johnson, Debbie Taplin, Steve Burt, Kris Horton, Tim Helinske, Terri Petek, Chuck Lamb, Mike Timmer, Carl Haagenson. Junior Singers JUNIOR SINGERS: BOTTOM ROW: Jill Miller, Lenor Robertson, Glenda Clark, Katie Johansen, Mary Chairpairini, MIDDLE ROW: Jim Book, Steve Parks, George Liss, Ron Schmidt, Mike Lorge, Steve Wise. TOP ROW: Jeri Chayer Phil Caswell, Vic Klosinski, Shirley Rogers. (Not Pictured; Pat Cowan.) 26—Singers Jazz Band JAZZ BAND: BOTTOM ROW: Brian Evan , Mike Timmer, Bruce Ehlcrs, Frank Abrahamson, George Liss, Mike Bronston, Alex Skripnik, S ndy Korpl and John White. TOP ROW: Terry Thompson, Athena Servis, Ken Chambers and Tony Genung. Mixed Choir MIXED CHOIR: BOTTOM ROW: Linda Green, Ruth Clark, Diane Singleton, Terri McCullum, Laura Rierson, Lori Carlson, Natalie Lossow, Winnie Wong, Bonnie Bolles, Kim Hanson and Kathi Pederson. CENTER ROW: Yvonne Westphal, Cindy Perron Connie Batchelder, Carrie Roloff, Linda Drivdahl, Melinda Ochoada, Mark Pietcvh, Larry Clark, Scott Wise, Jim Taplin Kim Sletten, Monica Haus and Nancy LaPoint. TOP ROW: Virginia Valley, Lisa Hickey, Lori Smiley, Julie Lehman, Kellie Quigley, Jenny Johnson, Tom Fossum, Brad Hanson, Bob Miller, Chuck Emerson, Dodie Schaefer, Candy Clark' Gerri Lindahl, Margie Gunderson and Michele Peckham. Music—27 1. Wayne Foner refinishes an antique cabinet In Painting and Paperhanging Class. 2. Sanford Moore watches Jim Foster perform his chemical wizardry! 3. Bob Grelbler In complete concentration while working In the Auto Shop. 4. Ray Furst checks his project In Machine Shop. 5. While working in the School Store, Sue Smiley takes care of Plants. 6. Mike Hillestad Mixes up one of Mr. Fostors potions. 7. Hedi Affeldt chips wood on an Art Project. Electives Provide Courses For Every Interest Although South has some shortcomings, one of its strongest points has been the wide variety of elective classes available to all students. These courses allowed students to round out their programs with classes related to their own particular interests and desires. Students chose courses in Art, Industrial Education, Home Economics, Business and Distributive Education, Drivers Training, Music, Science, Languages and Math. Also available to South Students were the 2 hour Secondary Center Vocational courses for training in occupational areas. Many students were able to obtain jobs right out of High School because of these courses. By choosing electives wisely, a student was able to gain in-depth training in an area of special interest, or take different courses to try and find himself . Electives—29 Required Courses Provide Basic Training For South Students Providing a backbone for the educational experience, were the required courses taken by South students. These courses, and the amount needed, were prescribed by State Law and had to be fulfilled for graduation from high school. The required courses and credits needed for graduation were Eng-lish-9, Social Studies-6, Modern Problems-3, Gym-2, Health-1 and Math or Science-3. Students not receiving credit in these courses were required to retake them, or an equivalent, before a diploma could be issued. 30—Required Classes L A 1. Allen Quigley and Paul Gerard converse with Modem Problems instructor Ron Petrich. 2. Writing is a big part of English for Mark Kappes, Terry Smith and Debbie Haanen. 3. Tunde Fatobi demonstrates good form in Gym Class. 4. Mike Medvec looks at stained onion cells through a microscope in Biology Class. 5. Steve Lacey works hard in U. S. History Class. Required Classes—31 32—Student Government School Leaders Help Make Plans For Student Body As always, student government provided a variety of ways in which to become involved. Their activities had influence over the entire student body at South. The Student Council took charge of Homecoming and Snow-Daze activities. Many student committees helped to make both events a success. Working directly with Mr. Northwick was the Principals Advisory Board, whose duty was to discuss and act on major items of con- cern in the school. Some of these were the credit—no credit grading system, tally procedures, class offerings, and the lunchroom situation. The three classes, under the leadership of their officers, planned a variety of activities to promote school spirit, class unity and build a stronger treasury. Senior class officers also organized such events as Sadie Hawkins, the Prom, the Senior Banquet, Picnic and Graduation Activities. 1. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Brott Anderson, Treasurer; Chuck Lamb, President; Barb Carroll, Secretary; Male Amor, Vice President. 2. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Rick Goodsoll, President; Mary Prichard, Vice President; Kelly Mod-vec. Secretary; Pat Cowan, Treasurer. 3. SOPHMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Mike Berg, Treasurer; Jodi Llndgren, Secretary; Debbie Baardson, Vice President; Angel Alexander, President. 4. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Brian Evans, Treasurer; Sheryl Lossow, President; Jeff Schnelbel, Vice President; Tammy Martin-eau. Secretary. PRINCIPALS ADVISORY BOARD: FRONT ROW; Chris Minks, Eileen Newell, Marion Mandervllle, Kris Morgan, Keith Johnson, Male Amer and Tammy Martlnoau. BACK ROW: Jull DenHartog, Sanford Moore, Chuck Wilkerson, Kenneth Northwick, Principal, Sheryl Lossow, Laura Tomkins, Jeff Schnelbel and Karl Jorgenson. NOT PICTURED: Angel Alexander, Nancy Matheson, Edith Kroevoy and Kelly Medvec. Honor Society Members Receive National Recognition Last spring 37 juniors were admitted into the National Honor Society at an induction ceremony that took place at Viking Village. The students accepted into the Society had maintained a 3.5 grade point average through the second trimester of their junior year, and had excelled in leadership, character and service to South High. Jeff Schneibel, Joe White, Karl Jorgenson, Patty Nelson, and Brian Evans were the members of the Honor Society who recieved recognition throught the National Merit Scholarship program. As a community service project, they delivered a Holiday food basket to the House of Charity. Members of the Honor Society served as ushers at Commencement last year, and Society members have also acted as guides to people visiting South. Plans are also being made for members to become exchange students with another Minnesota high school, and a final project to end the year. HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS AND ADVISORS: FRONT ROW: Nancy Matheson, president, Darlene Thompson, vice-presidont, and Mary Michael Connolly, Advisor. TOP ROW: Brian Evans, secretary treasurer, and Jorome Tyler, Advisor. HONOR SOCIETY: FRONT ROW: Sonja Wlckstrom, Anna Biruk, Tina Skrlpnlk, Penny Wood, Terry Petek, Penny Erkllla and Gorrl Lundquist. SECOND ROW: Brenda Wolfe, Maggio Hanson, Edith Kreevoy, Shoryl Lossow, Cheryl'Skrypez, Debbie Chlcllo and Mary Venier. THIRD ROW: Bob Day, Chuck Lamb, Steve Valenti, Chuck Lebre, Randy Norman, Barb Carroll and Karl Jorgenson. TOP ROW: Judy Lundeen, Jeff Schneibel, Allon Quigley, Joanne Brennan, Ken Janey, Tim Seelhoff, Patti Ryti and Tammy Martincau. NOT PICTURED: Patricio Rohas, Jim Mead, Cindy Wald, Joe White, Charlsse Jones, Linda Parsons and Don Avendano. 34—Honor Society Community School Program One Of Largest In U.S.A. There is a side to South that most ot us rarely think of. Community Education. Community Education started at South four years ago and it has been growing steadily ever since. There are programs for eve one, young and old, graduates and non-graduates, ranging from car tuning to cake baking to massage For people born in other lands there is an English as a Second Language program, and an adult basic education curriculum for adults that never finished high school Learning is a life-long process, and the South High Community School is the place to go for further education. 1. Even the dogs come to South for special courses in obedience. 2. A scone from the popular course English as a Second Language. 3. It takes real concentration to do fine work in a Community School ceramics class. 4. Taxidermy is a very popular class where fish, fowl and small game are preserved and mounted. Community School—35 1. Silas Sharp cooks hamburgers as part of his job at Red Bam. 2. Waiting on a customer at Snyders is Gayle Gearin. 3. Gary Widga makes a mold in preparation for making hearing aid ear pieces at Earmold Design. 4. Helping small children is Mary Hogan's task at the My School Day Care Center. 5. As part of her work program experience, Diane Bergstrom pours soft drinks at Zapata's. 36—Work Program On The Job Training Provides Valuable Experiences Distributive Education, Trade and Industry, and Work Study Programs are for qualified Juniors and Seniors who desire to get an early start in the career of their choice. In these programs the student attends school classes in the morning and goes out in the business world to gain supervised job training in the afternoon. One or two credits per trimester are given for satisfactory completion of the job training. Training stations were located through the joint efforts of the student and the coordinator. Each student worked at least 15 hours but not more than 33 hours a week. Employers were expected to pay the going rate for that particular job. There were approximately 120 students receiving credit for on-the-job training at South High. They worked at%jobs such as selling, cashering, stock, waitressing, retailing, auto mechanics, custodial, food service, medical assistant, welding, nursing and machine shop. The student learned about his chosen occupation through first-hand experience rather than through textbooks alone. Work Program—37 Aetien kkk kkkklrkkkkkkk 1. Val Hoehn—Swimming 2. Morris Payette—Cross Country 3. Anita Rindfleisch and Laurie Owens—Volleyball 4. Jeff Flavin—Basketball 5. South Spirit—The Fans 6. Terry Wong—Wrestling Action—39 1. Rick Goodsell punts on fourth down. 2. Mike Quesnell and Dan Nelsen stop gain by opposition. 3. Bruce Norby takes kick off and heads up field. 4. Coaches Roy Hawkins, Don Sovoll and Dave Bross watch field action with intense concentration. 5. South offense watches as defense takes charge on the field. 1975 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Charles Lonzen, Kevin Johnson, Richard Westlund, Larry LaCroix, Gary Benjamin, Paul Gerard, Thomas Erickson, Gordon Gibbs, Richard Maurer, Darrell Anderson and David LeBre. CENTER ROW: Tony Linderholm, Russell Longhofor, Lenny Sedlock, Lee Hanson, Mike Quesnell, Tim Costello, Clark Messen-brink, Brett Anderson, Brad Vifquain, Stove Videen, Daniel Nelsen, Richard Oakley and Mark Fors. TOP ROW: Roy Hawkins, Assistant Coach, Honry Gomez, Terry Wong, Silas Sharp, Chuck Emerson, David Matson, James Schuda, Mike Klunenberg, Jeff Flavin, Clint Fernandez, Stove Wise, Richard Goodsell, Al Quigley and Don Sovell,Coach. Tigers Take Homecoming Although the 1975 Varsity Football team had a 1-7 record this season, they felt that their one win, more than made up for the other losses. With only a two day practice, the team played a magnificent game and beat Southwest 12-6, for our Homecoming. This was our first Homecoming victory in four years. Throughout the season the team made expert stands against other top Minneapolis teams. Examples of this were the games against Central (0-14) and Roosevelt (14-27), who eventually went on to take top ranks in the City Conference. Coach Don Sovell remarked that the team played better than the scores indicated as evidenced by the 0-0 halftime score against Central. He also felt that the lack of experience was a contributing factor to the season's record. Juniors made up the majority of this years team and many of them will be returning next fall, some to fill starting positions left by the 12 graduating Seniors. 1975 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM; BOTTOM ROW: Matt Ocel, Clayton Hanson, Steve Westby, Bill Woznak, Alex Nakamoto, Mark Howard Steve Rogers, Nate Nygren and Steve McGregor. CENTER ROW: Steve Hines, Mike Berg, Dave Flattem John Petek Curtis Waffel Sheldon Roberts, Lloyd Klunenberg, Paul Hanson, Marty Erickson, Kevin Harding, Bob Oison Richard Satek and Samuel Ocel TOP ROW: Stan Skavnak, Assistant Coach, Larry Hotvet, Jim Book, Bob Bell,Todd 0 em Co h Mont9omcry' Tom Math,son' Dave Ott, Jim McConville, Pat Shea, Mike Medvec, Dean Westlund and Lee 31( 3 70 51 }86 11V8LS L Ed Alvarez, Co-captain, comes in first leaving other school runners far behind. 2. South runners off to a good start. 3. Team Co-captain Val Johnson, stretches out in preparation for the meet. 4. Coach Warren Kaari gives pep talk before a big meet. 5. Melvin Alvarez shows determination as he heads for the finish line. 42—Cross Country CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Chris Iverson, Don Peck, Bret Dennis, Val Johnson, Terry Thompson, Mike Young, Kevin Wagner, Robert Rincon. TOP ROW: Melvin Alvarez, Edgard Alvarez, Jon Payette, Ed Berger, Gordon Carlson, Brad Carlson, Bob Miller, Morris Payette, Ron Peck, Warren Kaari, coach. Cross Country 4th In City The 19 75 Cross Country team started the season with 25 runners and finished with 15, who placed fourth in the city. The team started practice in July and kept running until the cold winter months set in. Ed Alvarez and Val Johnson were appointed Co-Captains by Coach Kaari. Cross Country is a sport of hard work which takes self-pride, determination and motivation to run 10 to 15 miles a day. Ed Alvarez, a senior, took 2nd place in the City Meet, which is the best a South runner has ever done. Ed's best time was 15:49. Ed's brother, Melvin, a sophomore, placed 6th at the City Meet, and is the fastest sophomore in the city. The team graduates three seniors, but Coach Kaari believes that the remaining members have good potential and the team should be tough in 1976. Cross Country—43 South Second In City With 12-4 Record The 15-lb Varsity Basketball Team ended their season in second place in the city, the strongest finish since 1963. The three top players of the team were seniors Brett Anderson, leading rebounder, Jeff Flavin, playmaker, and junior Willie Flowers, leading scorer in Minneapolis. These three were the nucleus of a strong starting lineup. The team had a very good conference season, with a record of 12-4 going into regions. Losing only to 1 rated Central, North, and West, South was seated very high in the region playoffs. According to Captain Jeff Flavin, the team had the potential to be the best in the state, but did not play to their fullest ability. With the majority of the varsity team returning, and a strong sophomore squad to join them, next year's team should be very good. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: FRONT ROW: Brett Anderson and Jeff Flavin. SECOND ROW: Frank Abrahamson, Lennie Sedlock, Connie Branch, Jerry Byrd, Mick Berquist, Wlllio Flowers and Terry Bohman. BACK ROW: Eric Magdanz, coach, Frank Frazier, Dan Nelson, Ddnnis Gul-lickson, Brad Vifquain, Clark Messenbrink and Wendell Grey. NOT PICTURED: Don Baker K i) 1. Willie Flowers out jumps Central dofondors to score 2 points. 2. Coach Eric Magdanz,watches basketball action with concern. 3. Brett Anderson and Jeff Flavin attempt to block a shot while Willie Flowers and Dennis Gulllckson wait for the rebound. 4. Dennis Gulllckson and Brett Anderson battle for control of the ball while surrounded by Teddies. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM: FRONT ROW: Jeff Pardy, Terry Scheely, Jim Book, Joe Flowers, Brett Dennis and Alex Nakamoto. TOP ROW: John Montgomery, Bob Olson, Clarence Flowers, Steve McGregor, Todd Leegard and Dave Berg, coach. Basketball--45 VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Jon Gonzales Mike St. Clair, Randy Denardo, Captain, Bruce Denardo, Jerry Straw, Jim Taplin. TOP ROW: Torry Wong, Steve Murcl., Mike Quesnell, Steve Burt, Steve Baker, Rick Oenardo. STANDING: Dave Haines and Wayno Kopesky, coaches. 1. Jon Gonzales pins his opponent during the meet with North High. 2. Mike St. Clair comes up a winner! 3. Coach Kopesky talks strategy with his wrestlers. 4. Mike Quesnell trys to turn ovor his opponent. 46—Wrestling Dedication And Determination Make Tough Wrestlers With just 3 seniors, the wrestling team managed a respectable 4 and 4 record. Captain Randy Denardo showed much leadership through the year both at practices and meets. After his 4th year of coaching wrestling, Wayne Kopesky felt that this had to be the most enjoyable and exciting year for him. Due to dedication and hard conditioning at practices, individual victories against tough competitors were many, and helped boost the team morale. Dave Haines, assistant coach, added much to the perfection of the team and aided in building up strong members who made this a good year for the Varsity squad. JR. VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Kevin Harding, Mark Kappes, Tom Deluncy and Scott Anderson. TOP ROW: Dave Haines, coach, Daren Bradley, Jim McConville, Wally Pederson and Mark West. Wrestling—47 JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM: Bruce Mclander, coach, Tom Possum, Rob Rincon, Nate Nygren, Terry Thompson, Dave Ott, Craig Jenson and Larry Rincon. 1. Sam Ocel moves in to take a shot on Rosemount goalie. 2. Tim Elms winds up for a slap shot. 3. Greg Jensen digs in to maintain his balance while being checked. 4. Bruce Norby outskates opponent after gaining control of the puck. 5. Tony Linderholm sets up Wally Nelson for a shot on goal. 48 — Hockey Young Hockey Team Skates To 5-6-1 Record This year's Varsity Hockey team had a disappointing conference season, but came on strong in the region playoffs. Led by co-cap-tains Ken Janey and Matt Benson, they defeated Willmar, 6-2, in their first region game, and moved on to upset Benilde, 5-4, in sudden death overtime. A loss to l rated Southwest in the third region game ended the season. Highlights of the year were a double hat trick, six goals, scored by Tim Elms against Central, and wins against our rival Roosevelt, 5-3, North, 8-1 and 10-1, Central, 11-2, and Edison, 6-3. The outlook for 1977 appears very good with only four seniors graduating. Ron Nelson, oalie, improved greatly during this season, as id many other members of the team, and should be very strong next year. With an accurate, high scoring offensive line, consisting of Tim Elms, Sam Ocel, and Pat Connolly, and a tough defense, next year's season will be something to look forwara to. Coached by Rick Aim, who was assisted by Bruce Melander, the team ended the season with a conference record of 5-6-1. VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Sam Ocel, Marty Erickson, Ron Nelson, Russ Longhofer, Matt Benson, co-captain, and Eric Almond. SECOND ROW: Robert Rincon, Ken Janey, co-captain, Wally Nelson, Tony Linderholm, Jeff Nelson, Dean Westlund, and Larry Rincon. TOP ROW: Bruce Melander, assistant coach, Tim Elms, Rick Goodsell, Mike Klunenberg, Bruce Norby, Pat Connolly, and Rick Aim, coach. SOUTH SWIM TEAM: FRONT ROW: Wayno Anderson, Jay Crothers, John Offerdahl, Bill Woz-nak and John Payette. SECOND ROW: Steve Janey, Steve Anderson, Garrett Gibbs and Dan Curtis. THIRD ROW: Nell Anderson, assistant coach, Mike Gabriel, Scott Wise, Doug Troupe, Carl Haagenson, Tom Polak, Marshall Bronston, Jesse Anderson, Ron Schmidt, Mike Vita, Kris Horton and Jim Haugen, coach. BACK ROW: Fabian Hurd, Andy Schwelzer, Clayt Hansen, Steve Westby, Mike Bronston, Jon Horton, John Gutenkauf and Sonny Hurd. Crothers Sets Swim Records -Sophomores Take City! The South High varsity swim team led by Jay Crothers and Mike Bronston, battled their way to a .500 season. With Jay Crothers, South had one of the top swimmers in Minneapolis. Jay ended his high school career holding 5 out of 9 of the individual swimming records at South. His school records were in the 100, 200 and 500 yard freestyle, the 100 yard butterfly and the 200 yard individual medlay. The sophomore swim team went undefeated in the city conference, and swam St. Paul Washington in the Twin City meet. Prospects for the next two years are good, in as much as the Tankers loose only 3 swimmers from their 27 man squad. South qualified 13 swimmers for district 17 competition. They were Jay Crothers, Mike Bronston, Tom Polak, Doug Troupe, Mike Vita, Jesse Anderson, Marshall Bronston, John Payette, Steve Westby, Clayt Hansen, Bill Woznak, Andy Schweizer and John Offerdahl. 50—Boys Swimming 1. Mike Bronston competes In free style event. 2. Demonstrating the back stroke is Tom Polak. 3. Swimming in the butterfly event is Jay Crothers. 4. Mike Gabriel ahead by a stroke. 5. South record-breaker, Steve Westby, performs the breast stroke. 6. Andy Schweizer at take-off. Boys Swimming—51 Fr?rXSPfR-rS SLAl M TEAM: Stove Lindquist, Hoad Boys Coach, Brad Laudert, Joel Swanson Rudquist, Tammy Cowan, Pat Shea, John Bratt, and Don Bergstrom, head Girls Coach. 1, Ron Peck pours it on to stay ahead on a turn. 2. Joel Swanson makes a turn during Slalom meet. 3 Pat Shea, moments after a jump. 4. Henry Gomez leans Into the wind as he approaches the finish line. 5. Rachel Ie Carlson tracks an opposing team member. -Skiing South Skiiers Compete In Slalom, Cross Country And Jumping The boys Slalom team finished the season with an even 4 win and 4 loss record. Two of the season highlights were when the team beat Roosevelt in the first meet and when Joel Swanson finished in forth place in the final meet. This was the first year for girls Slalom racing. The girls team consisted of Erika Rudquist, Tammy Cowan and Elaine Jensen. The Cross Country Ski teams were the only teams at South where the guys and girls practiced together. Although they didn't compete against each other they did race at the same place (Theodore Wirth Golf Course) on the same days. The boys Cross Country team was coached by Steve Lindquist and was made up of 6 Seniors and 1 Sophomore. The Ski team also had one jumper, Pat Shea. The girls Cross Country team was coached by Don Bergstrom. Although the girls team was one of the smallest in the city with only 3 members, they did defeat Marshal I -U, Central, North and Henry. All sophomore skiers, both male and female, looked very strong this year. This makes next years teams look very promising. CROSS COUNTRY TEAMS: FRONT ROW: Steve Lindquist, Head Boy Coach, Ron Peck, Mary Corbesia, Patty Rytl, Rachello Carlson, Dave Sennes and Don Bergstrom, Head Girl Coach. TOP ROW: Steve Valenti, Bruce Johnson, Henry Gomez, Morris Payette and George Lis. Skiing—53 Girls Doubles Team Stronger Than Singles In spite of the long hours of practice put in by the 7 A squad and 5 B squad members, the girls Tennis Team won only 2 of 8 conference matches. The first doubles team of Diane Moats, Captain, and Joanne Black won 5 of their 8 matches. Linda Mateer and Penny Wood played second doubles. Singles positions were played by Patty Peterson, Kim Hagen, and Mary Schneider, respectively. The two team wins were over Central and North. 1. Linda Mateer makes an overhand smash. 2. Coach Connolly shows Cathy Schuda, Marlone Oquist and Tammy Cowan proper grip of the racket. 3. Diane Moats practices servos at Powderhorn Courts. 4. Pat Brummott winds up for a serve. 5. Robin Hanson waits for the action to begin. 6. Debbie O'Connell sets up ball for a spike, while Channon Jones stands ready. GIRLS TENNIS TEAM: FRONT ROW: Patty Peterson, Joanne Black, Kim Hagen, Cindy Lindgren, Tammy Cowan, Linda Mateer. TOP ROW: Cathy Schuda, Penny Wood, Diane Moats, Mary Schneider, Marlene Oquist, Debbie Ulichy. Mary Michael Connolly, Coach. Skill And Numbers Grow In Girls Volleyball This year's Volleyball Team was a young one. There were 27 players, of which only 6 were seniors. This is the largest squad I've ever had, said coach Lambert! The first few varsity games went into 3 matches, but South lost them all. Although South's varsity squad won but 2 of 8 games played, the girls strengthened tremendously. One of the highlights of the season was finishing 4th place in the Spring Lake Park Invitational, of which South was the only Minneapolis team. Unfortunately, one senior varsity member, Alice Berg, did not get to finish the season due to a knee injury. This year's team wanted to stress one thing, togetherness! Without this feeling, you can't have a team. GIRLS VOLLEYBALL TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Mary Larson, Lynnda Carlson, Theresa Schnoibcl, Angle Yanisch, Sue Manoleff, Theresa Syde, Channon Jones. CENTER ROW: Pat Brummett, Laurie Owens, Shirley Rogers, Wendy Burman, Lynn Hanson, Alicyia Yanisch, Captain of Jr. Varsity, Charisse Jones, Captain of Varsity, Debi Chicilo. TOP ROW: Lynn Walstrom, Manager, Robin Hanson, Dobbie O'Connell, Anita Rindfleisch, Patty Gutenkauf, Mary Pritchard, Alice Berg, Oebbie Baardson, Jeree Allison, Cyndy Woodbury, J.V. Coach, Joan Lambert, Varsity Coach. Not pictured, Vicki Johnson. Girl Swimmers Take The Plunge This year, for the first time since 1942, there was a Girls' State Swim Meet. Although none of the members of South's swim team qualified, they tried hard. In spite of practice six days a week and coaching from Nancy Johnson and Bonnie Ro-senfield, the team ended the season with a 0-8 record. The high point of the season was the Metro-Sectional Meet, where South placed 8th, beatinq Marshall-U by 3 points. Individually, the team did well. Kristi King took first place in all the meets in the 50 and 100 yard freestyle events. Divers, Val Hoehn and Debbie Rosenow placed in the consolation heats at the City and Metro-Sectional Meets. The team Captains were Seniors Cheryl Skrypez and Julie Richards. 1975 GIRLS SWIM TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: LuAnn Karpinon, Beth Horton, Kim Wise and Kristi King. SECOND ROW: Kolly Roman, Lori Keller, Patti Rosenow and Cindy Mathews. TOP ROW: Linda Green, Sonia Thompson, Lynette Renstrom, Bonnie Rosenfield, Assistant Coach, Nancy Johnson, Coach, Nell Hodges, Nancy Myers, Julie Richards, Cheryl Skrypez, Mary Corbesia, Val Hoehn and Dobbie Rosenow. not pictured, Laura Norman. 56 GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Debbie Baardson, Marie Janey, Kelly Quigley, Jane Hall, Sue Hodges, Sandy Kirk and Sylvia Gonzales. TOP ROW: Wendy Burman, Debbie Chicilo, Joanne Black, Pam Finch, Chris Hall, Dawn Johnson, Melanie Johnston, Joanne Bronson, Brenda Wolfe, Dancia Kirk, and Willie Owens, assistant coach. Wot pictured, Kirk Nelson, head coach and Laura Tompkins. Girls Basketball Team Has Winning Season The practices were long and hard but it paid off in the games. The girls basketball team finished the season with a winning 8-6 record. The Jr. Varsity record was 3-8. Kirk Nelson, coach, thought the squad did a fine job in finishing in the top half of the conference. The prospects for next year look good with many Jr. Varsity members moving up to make a strong squad. Junior Pam Finch made the All-City team for the second year in a row. 1. Val Hoehn pushes off the starting block while Linda Green watches. 2. Kristi King races down the pool during freestyle event. 3. Cheryl Skrypez, captain, shows concentration. 4. Laura Tompkins shows determination while playing defense. 5. Dawn Johnson attempts to block a shot by Edison. 6. Chris Hall moves the ball in under the basket. 57 Young Girls Gym Team Builds For The Future The Girls Gymnastic season proved to be very exciting. The high point was in the meet against Central when Becky Johnson gave an outstanding performance on the unevens, which helped to win the meet by two points. On the team this year were 5 South girls, with the remaining team members coming from the junior highs. The gymnastics competition has been getting tougher every year, but South is improving fast. The team competes in Four Areas: floor, exercise, vaulting, uneven bars, and balance beam. Participants are judged on difficulty, amplitude, extension, composition, originality, and general impression of the performance. The top 3 scores from each event add together to get the final team score. 1. Tina Skripnik positions horself for her performance on the uneven bars. 2. Melanie Schweizer performs a sole circle regrasp on the uneven parallel bars. GIRLS GYMNASTICS TEAM: FRONT ROW: Jodi Crow. SECOND ROW: Kathy Brennan, Linda Green and Mel Schweizer. TOP ROW: Nancy Myers, Vicki Johnson, Dorette Dyrdahl, Teresa Syd, Sue Amquist, assistant coach, Debbie Rose-now, Nancy Johnson, coach, Laura Norman, Kim Wise, Tina Skripnik and Becky Johnson. 6 6 14 0 7 12 14 0 ith 3 3 0 2 0 1 0 2 jth 52 40 38 22 36 36 37 34 49 33 30 35 43 31 ith 8 4 6 1 1 5 5 0 0 4 8 3 10 2 3 2 11 1 12 2 6 5 2 Athletic Team Season Records Football West 18 Washburn 26 Edison 28 North 20 Henry 12 Southwest 6 Roosevelt 28 Central 14 a- n Girls Tennis Washburn Roosevelt Henry Edison Bloom. Lincoln Spring Lk. Park White Bear Lk. Central West Harding Armstrong Hibbing Southwest North Girls Volleyball 33-18 14-18 8-18 16-18 16-18 6-18 18-11 18-6 18-4 12-18 6-18 4-18 8-18 18-10 8-18 6-18 2-18 2-18 2-18 19-17 18-10 16-18 15-18 1-18 11-18 18-12 9-18 7-18 15-18 9-18 18-14 Central 2 North 2 Washburn 5 Girls Swimming Southwest 3 O- 7 Edison 5 South Roosevelt 4 30 Roosevelt 65 West 5 39 West 55 Henry 3 58 Washburn 146 9-s- Girls Basketball Park Center Washburn Henry 29 36 33 North West North Stillwater Roosevelt Henry Central Alumni Woodbury Rosemount Willmar Benilde Southwest 1 5 1 7 5 10 2 7 2 1 8 4 9 29 Edison 24 1 2 Southwest 31 38 Central Henry 68 72 1 2 66 58 Boys Swimming North 34 Edina-West 32 South West 23 34 Edison 49 Fridley-Graco 47 119 St. Paul 49 Roosevelt 40 Central St. Paul Wa. 15 35 1 2 Central 46 1 2 Central 32 50 West 29 Southwest 31 32 Southwest 51 Edison 49 78 Roosevelt 92 Southwest 33 54 Washburn 115 Regina 50 83 St. Paul J. 89 44 Henry 39 41 Marshall U. 27 Hockey Eisenhower 3 Girls Gymnastics Col. Hts. 2 South Edison 3 53.25 Edison 68.95 Harding 5 49.15 Central 46.65 Washburn 5 36. 9 North 32.05 Henry 5 40.03 West 60.05 Roosevelt 3 42.00 Southwest 6L 8 Southwest 10 36.05 Roosevelt 55.95 Breck 1 53.00 Washburn 77. 0 Central 5 57.85 Henry 62. 5 Girls Skiing Roosevelt Central Edison Henry West Marshall-U North Washburn Lost Tie Lost Tie Lost Won Won Lost South m Boys Basketball Q 56 1 59 66 Central Edison Southwest Henry Roosevelt North 64 37 60 71 55 58 58 Washburn 54 61 Central % 62 West 63 80 Edison 35 58 Southwest 57 80 Henry 66 61 Roosevelt 59 51 North 71 64 Washburn 62 60 Mayo 48 70 Tartan 38 63 Simely 39 45 Burnsville 42 67 West 55 Wrestling South 27 Park Center 33 24 Washburn 33 56 West 13 36 Henry 17 12 Roosevelt 40 15 Rochester J.M. 44 44 Central 19 17 Edina West 34 33 North 26 19 Southwest 33 18 Edison 32 Boys Skiing Roosevelt Lost Edison Tie Manhall-U Won Central Washburn North Henry West Lost Lost Lost Won Lost 60 South High Tigerettes . . . A Real Kicky Group Who was it that sold orange and black garters at homecoming, that entertained us with dances at pepfests, and halftimes, and practiced many long hours each week? The South High Tigerettes! This year's squad of 12 girls (over half of who were new to the squad) could be seen practicing routines almost everyday during 6th hour and early in the morning. Eight girls were able to attend a danceline camp at Eau Clair, Wisconsin this year, where they learned new routines and had a taste of dorm life and food. Everyone appreciated the hard work of the Tigerettes and the school is looking forward to an excellent squad next year, with many returning members. 1975 TIGERETTES: BOTTOM ROW: Barb Economon and Barb Carroll, v-t«plains ROvu _ Kris Nelson. ROW 3: Linda Sjoiic, Terri Listberger, Terri Foster, Linda Eby. TOP ROW tv J°di Lind 3ren Marv Burt Hermann. D'ana Jody And.rion, c'y„dy. 1. Linda Eby and Terri Listberger take it all off for the Homecoming Coronation Program. 2. Mary Burt and Barb Economon perform the South High Rouser at a pepfest. 3. Linda Eby and Cyndy Hermann display high kicks at the Homecoming pepfest. 4. Tigerettes Linda Sjolie, Jodi Lindgrcn, Mary Burt, Barb Economon and Barb Carroli bring back the 50’s with Be True To Your School . Tigerettes — 61 1. Chuck Lamb, Tiger, Takes a break from pepfest action. 2. A section of the Two Bits formation: Jeri Allison, Kim Wallace, Male Amer, Robin Hanson and Mary Schneider. 3. Kim Wallace and Cindy Anderson show strong reaction to opposition's forward progress. 4. Cheryl Skrypcz and Julie DenHartog try to warm their hands.during a cold October game. 5. As south gets a touchdown, Charisso Jones and Kim Hagen show their excitement. 6. Nancy Mathcson takes a quick exit from the cold, steel goalpost, as Edith Kreevoy fears her turn is next. 1975-76 CHEERLEADERS: TOP ROW: Jeri Allison, Kim Hagen, Mary Schneider, Robin Hanson, Maie Amer, Chuck Lamb, Brenda Wolfe, Joanne Brennan, Charisse Jones, Cheryl Skrypez, Edith Kreevoy and Nancy Matheson. CENTER, TOP TO BOTTOM: Diane Moats, Julie DenHartog, Kim Wallace and Cindy Anderson. Cheerleaders, Note Rise In South's Spirit The long hours of practice, beginning in June, changed from hard work to fun when school began. As the football season got under way the squad noticed much more spirit than there had been in the past. Advised by Carlotta Smith, the squad, consisting of 12 seniors and 4 juniors, had a very unique difference from other Mpls. schools. That difference was Chuck Lamb, one of the Tiger mascots. At times it was hard for Chuck to be the only guy, but they all agreed it would not have been as good a squad or as much fun without him. Chuck, along with Diane Moats, the other Tiger, was a major part of keeping up South's spirit. Led by Co-Captains Robin Hanson and Charisse Jones, the squad held pepfests and sold candles to raise money. They spent many hours together practicing, helping each other and sharing the tension, the excitement, the cold, and sometimes the letdown of the games. This year will be remembered always! Cheerleaders — 63 64—Special Interests 'in Special Interests L Extra curricular activities out on the slab . 2. Doug Troupe takos the bumps at a motocross meet. 3. Sue Manoleff awaits the bus for the Ski Club trip to Afton Alps. 4. Tom Norris and Kevin Wilds man the spotlight for the production, Dark of the Moon . 5. Dodie Schaeffer and Pat Shea push sales in the school store. Special Interests—65 Student Participation Key To Southerner Success Under the direction of Jeff Schneibel, editor for the first half of the year and Kris Morgan, who assumed the position early in February, this vear's newspaper staff was quite different from that of previous years. The primary source of staff members was provided by a journalism class offered first trimester by newspaper advisor. Crystal Loudenback. By putting in long hours the staff members were able to give the student body necessary information, leadership, and comprehensive coverage of the people and happenings at South High. 66 — Southerner Staff Small Staff Produces Big Tiger Yearbook Busy was the word for the 1976 TIGER staff. Although small, the staff did it's best to reflect the activities of the school year by working after school and by occasionally putting in extra hours in the evening. This year's book pictures more South students than last year, said Roger Wold, Advisor, and if more students would have gotten involved, the book would have been even better. The staff did an excellent job and I'm very proud of this year's book, said Tammy Martineau, Editor-in-Chief. 1. Jeff Schneibel, editor for first half of year. 2. Kris Morgan, editor for second half of year. 3. Karl Jorgenson, photographer, and Diane Salthe, picture editor. 4. Maggie Hanson and Sheryl Lossow, page editors with Crystal Loudonback, Southerner Advisor. 5. Sports Reporters Eric Almond, Bob Day, Chuck Lamb, Garth Anderson and standing, John Otterness and Bill Smith. 6. Southerner Staff members, Darlene Thompson, Natalie Lossow, Charisse Jones, Jull DenHartog, and Kelly Medvec. Standing are Sandy Drink wine, Anita Rindfleisch, Allenc Forsman, and Joff Schneibel. 7. Tiger Yearbook Advisor Roger Wold and Editor, Tammy Martineau. 8. Tiger Staff Members Edith Kreevoy, Kelly Medvec, and Nancy Mathoson. 9. Tiger Staff Mombers Karl Jorgenson, Doug Kaluza, and Mlchello Quinnell. Tiger Staff — 67 German Club GERMAN CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: Carol Kantar, advisor, Tom Norris, Patty Stevens, Dawn Johnson, Cindy Oliva. CENTER ROW: Becky Lane, Leslie Luedtke. TOP ROW: Larry Olson, Lenny Scdlock, Jim Erickson, Russ Ahlquist, Bob Norris, Jodi Lindgren, Wendy Burman. Spanish Club SPANISH CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: Coleen Kantola, Jean Gustafson, Sonja Wickstrom, Anna Biruk, Charissc Jones, Debbie LaPlant. TOP ROW: Jo Kurimay, advisor, Sandy Johnson, Sally Yahr, Dave Blanchard, Larry Betzold, Dave Flattem, Jon Robin, Amber Velasco, Sandy Drinkwine. 68 — Clubs True American Native Students T.A.N.S: FRONT ROW: Roberta Dunkley and Dawn Bunge. TOP ROW: Robert Benjamin, Sandy Day, Mike Huerth, advisor, Alan Premo, Katty Boswell, Sharon Fasthorse and Susie Jourdaine. Black Cultural Club BLACK CULTURAL CLUB: FRONT ROW: Dorrene Baker, Robert Bailey, Kim Moore, Silas Sharp, Sanford Moore and Keith Johnson. BACK ROW: Roy Hawkins, advisor, Lorna Robinson, Lenor Robertson, Amber Velasco, Lloyd Thurston Jull Don-Hartog and Willie Owens, advisor. ' Clubs—69 Stage Crew STAGE CREW: BOTTOM ROW: Tom Norris, Phil Salisbury, Brad Spratt and Alex Skripnik. TOP ROW: Karl Jorgenson, Kevin Nygren, Desmond Lackram, Bob Norris, Jess Anderson, Jim Freeman, Charles LeBre and Don Bergstrom, advisor. Amateur Radio Club AMATEUR RADIO CLUB: Phil Salisbury, Brad Spratt, Alex Skripnik, and Don Bergstrom, advisor. 70—Clubs Distributive Education Club Of America DEC A CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: Linda Kappes, Cindy Llndgrcn, Jodi Lindgren, Karen Jensen, Terry Murphy, Gayle Gearin, Cheryl Milan, and Joel Swanson. SECOND ROW: Sylvia Gonzalez, Beth Gibney, Dodie Schaeffer, Cindy Boese, Kris Nelson, Luann Kleppe, and Dave Nelson. TOP ROW: Margie Gunderson, Chuck Wllkerson, Tom Hansen, Steve McGregor, Chuck Emerson, Byron Stroberger, and Greg Nelson, advisor. Vocational Industrial Club Of America VICA CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: Ed Ralph, advisor. SECOND ROW: Brenda Murry, Nancy Hartung, Sherry Dunn, Doreen Kan-tola, Kim Nelson, Chris Fisher, Sonja Wickstrom, and Mary Hogan. TOP ROW: Gary Widga, Janet Gilberg, Don Hanes, Marty Graham, Stove Moe, Paul Brust, Craig O'Hern, Kevin Madsen, and Fred Dischinger. CLUBS—71 Future Homemakers Of America FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA: BOTTOM ROW: Cindy Oliva, Kim Renna, Natalie Lossow, Sue Tse, Jayne Wick-strom and Laura Wilkie. SECONO ROW: Sandy Dischinger, Terry Valenti, Patty Stevens, Mary Chairpairini, Carrie Roloff and Jonie Shand. TOP ROW: Bernice Smith, Advisor, Dawn Johnson, Jennifer Johnson, Wendy Burman, Sheryl Lossow, Sandy Korpi and Beth Gibney. South Ski Club SOUTH SKI CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: Brad Laudert, Jim Black, Carl Haagenson, Tom Rosenow and Todd Jensen. TOP ROW: Tammy Martineau, John Bratt, Sue Manoleff, Connie Batchelder, Phyllis Fisher, Advisor, Sue Peterson, Sharon Critchley, Laurie Owens, Dodio Schaeffer, Cindy Matthews, Mary Beth Larson, Cindy Lindgren, Jodi Lindgren, Nancy Walsh, Linda Fleck and Bridget Sullivan. IN BUS DOOR: Miko Day, Doug Moats and Brad Spratt. 72—Clubs YOUNG LIFE: BOTTOM ROW: Pat Cook, Tamara Ballard, Amber Velasco, Jane Wigan, Debbie Chlclllo and Tom Rosenow. SECOND ROW: Sonjia Ballard, Tammy Cowan, Bridget Sullivan, Sandy Kirk and Robin Hanson. TOP ROW: Silas Sharp, Dawn Peterson, Barb Carroll and Nancy Anderson. Young Life YOUNG LIFE: BOTTOM ROW: Chuck Lamb, Sherri Curtis, Linda Hagel, Linda Mateer, Renee Salas, Becky Lane and Diane Moats. SECOND ROW: Randy Norman, Brenda Wolfe, Terri Listberger, Dodie Schaeffer, Charlsse Jones, Sheryl Lossow and Male Amer. TOP ROW: Mary Schneider, Joff Schneibel, Kris Nelson, Bob Day, Karl Haagenson, Nancy Walsh, Doug Moats and Nina Paulson. Club —r Motocross Club MOTOCROSS CLUB: Bob Nelson, advisor, Lyle Goldert, Terry Fox, Andy Schwelzer, Doug Troupe, Steve Laumb, Mike Hoppo and Guy Olson. Speech Team SPEECH TEAM: FRONT ROW: Sheryl Lossow, Linda Fleck, Mary Michael Connolly, advisor, Natlie Lossow, Kris Morgan, Joanne Brennan, Patty Peterson and Nancy Matheson. TOP ROW: Judy Lundeen, Brian Evans, Bob Day, Mike Holmes, Tom Polak, Chuck Lamb, Renee Nelson and Jeff Schnelbol. 74—Clubs Otherner Hits South In '75 Nineteen Seventy Five saw the rise of an underground newspaper at South, The Otherner. Created by Senior Karl Jorgenson, the paper expanded rapidly into 1976 under the direction of producers Randy Norman and Karl Jorgenson. The Otherner was created to provide a means of expression for the entire student body, a job the producers felt the Southerner did poorly. They also thought that the Otherner could open up for other kinds of literature, especially creative writing. Everyone who became involved came away with a valuable experience and a good time, but they were all Seniors, so the future of the Otherner is doubtful. Randy and Karl both feel strongly that the Otherner should continue, hopefully in the image they have created. 1. Dan Richtor, Jim Mead and Randy Norman assemble and staple pages of the Otherner before distribution. 2. Randy Norman works on layout. 3. Karl Jorgenson types copy. 4. THE OTHERNER STAFF: Brian Evans, George Liss, Karl Jorgenson, Mike Holmes, Randy Norman and Tammy Martineau. 75 Seatti High Staff ★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Staff Helps South Succeed Behind the scenes at a modem American High School are many staff members. Some of these people such as teachers and counslers, work directly with students. Others, like teachers aides, clerks and kitchen staff are not quite as visible to South students, but nevertheless, all perform necessary duties in keeping the school running smoothly. Students have been heard to complain that they didn't get as much help as they deserved, or that the commons was a mess at lunch, or the principals were too rough on kids. In spite of such criticisms it was also true that the majority of the South Staff was more than willing to go out of their way to help students have the best year possible! 1 Jim Salwasser and Bill O'Brien protect the commons during first hour. 2. Jim Foster readies film strip projector during A.V. duty. 3. Unidentifed faculty members take a break during tally day. A. Officer Joe Remily visits a Modern Problems class to discuss aspects of crime and punishment. 5. Jerome Tyler points out the facts during one of his classes. 6. Diane Johnson and Dorothy Hein mass produce hamburger patties. 1. 2. 3. 4. South's Principals chat with Julie Den-Hartog In the commons. Assistant Principal, Robert Larson, works at his desk. Alvin Picotte, Assistand Principal, and Stove Baker, check program materials. Principal, Kenneth Northwick, chats with students during the break. Principal's Role — Helping Students Achieve Their Goals A typical day in a principal's office at South High might include working with parents, teachers, students and community. The major focus in each case is making South High a better place for students. Mr. Picotte's student exchange program with Wayzata and Mr. Larson's work with the North Central Evaluation Teams, were two programs specifically geared to bring new insights into our school. Mr. Northwick, dealing with all levels of the educational process, shoulders the respon sibility of providing the necessary leadership to promote a sound educational experience for ALL! SOUTH'S PRINCIPALS: Alvin Picotte, Kenneth Northwick and Robert Larson. South High Staff—79 John Bambcnek David Banc David Barkmeier Dave Berg Donald Bergstrom Loyal Brczny Richard Chambers Mary Michael Connolly Douglas Davis Paul Elliott Elaino Ferris Phyllis Fisher Harold Folkcstad Jam os Foster Esther Frazier Richard Gibbons Patrick Glynn Alden Groff Joan Groth David Hainlin Carolyn Halliday Terry Hanson Betty Harris Jim Haugen Roy Hawkins John Hodgdon Mike Huerth Ed Hunt Nancy Johnson Warren Kaarl Carol Kantar John Kantar Dianne Keas Wayne Kopesky Richard Kormanik Gloria Kruppstadt Josephine Kurimay Joan Lambert Robert Lee Stephen Lindquist 80 Dan Loewenson Crystal Loudenback Eric Magdanz Yvonne Mariotti Greg Nelson Robert Nolson William O'Brien Lee Owens Ron Petrich Joe Petryk Joe Polunc Ed Ralph Margaret Reed Joe Remily Myrtle Royster Jim Salwasser George Schell Bernice Smith Donald Sovell Wallace Swanson Cletus Swintek Arno Troff Jerome Tyler Ed Villwock Roger Wold SOUTH LIBRARIANS: Helga Brogger and Alice Campbell. SOCIAL WORKERS: Helen© Turnbull and Yvonne Red-Horse. Wot Pictured Carletta Smith. COUNSELORS: Bert Mar-conett, Rich Friedrichsen, Cato McKInnie and Fred Voight. CLERKS: LuEtta Olson, Millie Mona, Mildred Kot-cham, Betty Petrlch, Ar-dello Walsh, Lillian Gilbertson, May me Brustad, Mary Brust, Mae Carlson, and Carol Kaehlor. 82—South High Staff AIDES: SITTING: Martha Johnson, Linda Hecney and Elizabeth Bragg. STANDING: Laura Kmetz, Margaret Thompson and Ethel Moore. KITCHEN STAFF: LEFT TO RIGHT: Florence Bllsdell, Mary Berger, Beverly Adams, Cathy Gustafson, Norma Mc-Neal, Linda Lundeborg, Joan Oscarson, Doris Heddan, Nadia Sawczuk, Diane Johnson, Dorothy Hein, Mary Olson, Sylvia Jorgensen, Florence Carstens, Marian Henson, Daisy Blair and Marge Danielson. ENGINEERING STAFF: BOTTOM ROW: Kenneth Lee, Dick Kokkila, Ruth Nelson and Allan Lundborg. TOP ROW: Austin Dahisten, head enginoor, Gary Case, Elwood Romsaas, Richard Olson and John Hlben. South High Staff—83 ?7777T777TT777ii 1. Tallying is made easy for sophomores John Bratt, Ken Larson, Tim Thompson, Bob O'Brien, Pat Graves and Mark Kranz. 2. Tammie Kuchcman gets it together in sewing class, 3. Sheila Keiselbach and Anna Klosinski take a quick break between classes. Sspfierrieres Class Of 78 The sophomore class entering South in 1975 was the largest to attend since the school was rebuilt. The class consisted of 319 males and 291 females. Mr. Davis and Mr. Magdanz were the faculty advisors. The counseling position was held by Mr. Friedrichsen, who will remain with them until the date of their graduation. Class elections were held early in November. The results were as follows: President—Angel Alexander; Vice-President—Debbie Baardson; Secretary—Jodi Lindgren; and Treasurer—Mike Berg. For the majority, it was quite a change from Junior High with many new experiences and extra-curricular activities to participate in. Abrahamson, Karon Adamson, Judy Agan, Jim Albrecht, Jeff Allers, Nancy Alvarez, Melvin Amundson, Donna Anderson, Betty Anderson, Don Anderson, Garth Anderson, Jess Anderson, Jody Anderson, Maureen Anderson, Rick Anderson, Terry Anderson, Wayne Antil, Sandy Archambault, Rita Sophomores — 85 Bar stow. Rose Batchelder, Connie Bell, Bob Benedict, Rose Benjamin, Robert Benson, Joel Berg, Mike Berry, Keith Betzold, Larry Bevins, Jim Bjomson, Erika Blake, Debbie Blanchard, Robin Boese, Cindy Bolles, Bonnie Bolles, Joann Book, Jim Boswell, Katie Bourne, Roxanne Bradley, Darren Bratt, John Bronston, Marshall Brown, Dean Buhl, Mike Campion, Debbie Campion, Greg Carlson, Gordon Carlson, Racholle Carson, James Caswell, Philip Chaika, Cindy Chambers, Kevin Christian, Kelly Christnach, Gary Clark, Alice Clark, Bcrnie Sophomores Clark, Larry Clauson, Cindy Connelly, Pat Corbesia, Mary Costello, Teresa Cowan, Tammy Cox, Theresa Oavis, Steve Day, Darlene Delosir, Andy Denardo, Tammy Dennis, Brett Dettman, Connie Dischinger, Sandy Dougherty, Barb Douglas, Tom Drinkwine, Sandy Ehlers, Bruce Eklund, Dean Elfstrum, Steve Entzel, Clndi Erickson, Brenda Erickson, Marty Erickson, Michelle Felsthamel, Mark Fernandes, Clint Fernandez, Tracey Finseth, Roger Flattem, Dave Fleck, Linda Fulton, Diana Fong, Mike Forsman, Allene Fossum, Tim Fossum, Tom Foster, Terri Gagnon, Phillip Gaspar, Sheryl Gauthier, Gary Geshick, Anna Geshick, Judy Gloege, Chris Sandy Johnson, Coleen Kantola, Mike Rodrigues and Rick Satek watch as Larry Betzold tries to break open a pinata during a Spanish class Halloween party. Sophomores Gonzalez, John Goodwin, Guy Goss man, Robert Gouge, Karen Graves, Pat Green, Linda Gregory, Gordon Grimm, Pam Gross, Cindy Gunderson, Jon Gunderson, Marjie Gustafson, Jean Gutenkauf, John Hall, Jane Hallquist, Donna Haitii, Connie Hanson, Brad Hanson, Clay Hanson, Paul Harding, Kevin Harper, Mike Harris, Charlotte Harris, Kim Hatcher, Tim Mike Ryan, Kevin Wildes and Bernle Knaber make a primary ceil In Electronics class. Haug, Sandy Haus, Monica Haus, Phillip Hermann, Cyndy Herold, Wanda Herskind, Leslie Hickey, Lisa Hines, Steve Hinrichs, Wendy Hohl, Richard Hokkanen, Cheryl Holm, Steve Hoppe, Mike Hoppe, Paul Horton, Jon Hotvedt, Larry Houle, Jim Howard, Bob Sophomores Jeff Nordby and John Otterness compare notes on Tally Day. Howard, Mark Iverson, Chris Jackson, Fabian Janey, Marie Jensen, Elayne Johnson, Becky Johnson, Jennifer Johnson, Keith Johnson, Lynda Johnson, Roxanne Jones, Channon Jones, Susan Kadlec, Richard Kantola, Coleen Kappes, Linda Karpinen, Luann Keller, Lori Kitto, Kelley Klosinski, Anna Klug, Julie Klunenberg, Lloyd Knauber, Bomie Koenen, Thoresa Kojetin, Jeff Kucheman, Tammie Kuntz, Jay Lacey, Nanotte Lackram, Desmond Lane, Becky Lane Leeatta LaPlant, Debbie Larsen, Ken Larsen, Marybeth Larson, Jill Latvala, Roxanne Laudert, Greg LeBre, Mike Leegard, Todd Lehman, Julie Lindgren, Jodi Listberger, Terri Loffman, Kim Sophomores — 89 Long, Karen Lorgo, Mike Lossow, Natalie Manoleff, Sue Martin, Rick Mathews, Cindy Mathison, Tom Matos, James Maus, Lorrie McConville, Jim McCullum, Guy McCullum, Teri McGregor, Steve Medvec, Mike Meyer, Debbie Mikolajczyk, Debbie Miller, Barney Miller, Bob Miller, Bob Miller, Jill Minks, Chris Mohs, Steve Monson, Mike Monttowen, Linda Moore, Kim Moore, Sanford Morrison, James Muchko, Mark Mundy, Jacquelyn Munnell, Randy Murck, Delores Murphy, Doug Nakamoto, Alex Nelson, Kris Nelson, Mark Newell, Eileen Nichols, Mark Nordby, Jeff Nordin, Valerie Norris, Bob Notaro, Lisa Nygren, Nathan Nygren, Tanya O'Brien, Bob Ocel, Sam Ochoada, Melinda Oestreich, Tammy O'Leary, Pat Olson, Bob Olson, Jim Omdahl, Ron Onnen, Mary Omes, Connie Ott, Dave 90—Sophomores Nancy Walsh and Becky Lane prepare pop corn for a football game. Schmidt, Kathlien Schmidt, Ronald Schuda, Cathy Schwoizcr, Andy Scott, Debbie Servis, Athena Ottemess, John Overby, Sue Pakulak, Teresa Pal la, Russell Palmer, William Papasodora, Frank Parhow, Terry Pearson, Ramona Peck, Don Peck, Ron Pederson, Kathi Pederson, Sid Pederson, Sue Perron, Cindy Petek, John Peters, Carol Peterson, Patti Phelps, John Phillips, Jim Piesch, Mark Quigley, Kelly Ratzlow, Jackie Ricrson, Laura Rindfleisch, Anita Rogers, Dale Roman, Diane Ross, Tim Ruud, Jenny Ryan, Mike Salthe, Vickie Sandve, Julie Sargent, Angellne Sargent, Laurie Satek, Rick Schaeffer, Dodie Schmidt, Charlien Sophomores — 91 Shand, Will Shea, Pat Shopard, Cheryl Singleton, Diane Sjolie, Linda Skahen, Mike Skagstad, Shirley Skramstad, Jon Smiley, Lori Smith, Bill Smith, Mark Smith, Tracey Sorenson, Dan Sorenson, Dean Spratt, Mike Stanley, Cherall Starr, Jerry Steinert, Kent Slenstrum, Mike Sullivan, Bridget Svoboda, Mark Svor, Mark Swanson, Joel Swanson, Rita Swenson, Jean Tapelt, Maureen Taplln, James Thiele, Debbie Townsend, Bill Tse, Sue Ulicny, Debra Unglesbee, Ralph Valley, Virginia Vesledahl, Julenc Veslcdahl, Kevin Villebrun, Ron Rick Smith (back) and Dave Schuda work on a laundry enterprise. Wagner, Kevin Walch, Nancy Walker, Justine Walker, Lynda Walstrom, Lynn Washington, Freda — Sophomores Washington, Richard Wentworth, Steve West, Mark Westby, Steve Wcstlund, Dean Westphal, Yvonne Wettlin, Kenneth White, Terry Wickstrom, Kathy Wilkerson, Terri Wilds, Kevin Wise, Scott Wissbaum, Mary Woznack, Bill De Young, Joyce Zimmer, Steve Zuzhak, Deann The Sophomore Cheerleaders tried to boost spirit and promote interest at all sophomore functions. The squad also helped the Varsity Cheerleaders by cheering at most of the pepfosts. They perfected their cheers by practicing many long hard hours during the summer. The 1975-76 Sophomore Cheerleading Squad members aro, BOTTOM ROW: Bridget Sullivan, Marie Janey, Roxanne Johnson, Athena Servis, Joyce DeYoung. TOP ROW: Wendy Hinrichs, Debbie LaPlant, Melinda Ochoada. Sophomores — 93 L Edwina Dowd concentrates on basic skills in typing class. 2. Jeree Allison spends October 31st with friend Mary Chairpairini who dressed up for the occasion. 3. Gail Anderson and Dottie Taplin look wide awake during zero hour class. Juniors Jarprs Aaberg, Jon Aaserud, Steven Class Of 77 The Junior Class started the 1975-76 school year with a class of 439 students. They make up about one third of the South High student body. Academically they have been slightly above average. Class officers were elected in October of this year. Officers are as follows: Rick Goodsell— President, Mary Pritchard—Vice-President, Kelly Medvec—Secretary, Pat Cowan—Treasurer. The class sponsored many fund raising projects and activities during the year. All in all the junior class appears to be making good progress toward becoming the Senior class of next year. Affeldt, Heidi Ahlquist, Russell Allgood, Mickey Amundson, Chris Anderson, Cindy Anderson, Daryf Anderson, Gail Anderson, Susan Armstrong, Cheryl Baker, Jeanne Bakken, Jill Ballard, Tamara Beilin, Debbie Berg, Diane Berger, Ed Blanchard, Barbara Bolton, Ramona Bosquez, Cathy Juniors—95 Brekhus, Mike Bristol, Lynn Brown, Jeff Brown, Randy Bruffett, Richard Brummett, Pat Brust, Larry Buhl, Larry Bungert, Cindy Burman, Debbie Bumett, Linda Burt, Mary Burton, Katie Cardinal, Connie Carlson, Gary Carlson, Kathie Carlson, Lori Chairpairini, Mary Chambers, Ken Chayer, Jeri Christensen, Kim Claflin, Joyce Clark, Candy Clark, Glenda Clark, Lloyd Clark, Ruth Cook, Kay Cook, Patricia Cowan, Pat Critchley, Sharon Curtis, Sherri Dahl, Stove Darula, Terry Darula, Tim Davis, Richard Day, Mike Deluney, Tom DenHartog, Juli Denny, Jeff Dischinger, Sue Douglas, Eddie Dowd, Edwina Instructor Jim Haugen helps Vicki Johnson with a problem in Discovering Math . 96—Juniors Dudar, Roman Dunkley, Roberta Dwinnell, Linda Dyrdahl, Dorette Eby, Eileen Edwards, Sandy Sonny Hurd concentrates hard on a math test. Elavsky, Dave Emerson, Kevin Engledinger, Joe Entzel, Clint Erickson, Jim Erickson, Tom Feriancek, Robert Feriancok, Robin Finch, Pam Findell, Randy Flowers, Willie Foley, Graco Fors, Mark Fox, Terri Frazier, Frank Furst, Ray Geldcrt, Lyle Genung, Tony Gibbs, Gordon Gleason, Carolyn Gom insky, Peggy Goodsell, Rick Gorton, Frank Graves, Sean Griffin, Michael Gustafson, Vernice Gutenkauf, Patty Habiger, Bruce Hagen, Kim Haines, Becky Halbert, Jolyn Hansen, Art Hansen, Jill Harper, Patty Hill, David Hillestad, Michael Juniors—97 Hinrichs, Ronda Hoehn, Val Horton, Kris Humphrey, Don Jackson, Jane Jensen, Jodi Jensen, Karen Jensen, Kris Jensen, Renee Jensen, Todd Johansen, Katie Johnson, David Johnson, Dawn Johnson, Karen Johnson, Kevin Johnson, Vicki Jones, Jonathan Julin, Katy Kadlec, Pete Kaluza, Doug Kappes, Mark Kasanowski, Connie Kem, Nancy Kirk, Dancia Lillian Deane works on beadwork in Mr. Brezny's art class. Klosinski, Vic Klunenberg, Mike. Kocur, Debbie Kommer, Randy Korpi, Sandi LaMere, Ron Lane, John Lanigan, Donald LaPoint, Denise Larson, Gary Laudert, Brad Laumb, Steve LeBro, David Ledford, Peggy Lenzon, Charles Lindahl, Gorri Lindahl, Lisa Lindertiolm, Tony 98—Juniors Longhofor, Russ Lorge, LoRoy Luedtke, Leslie Lynn, Vicki Lyngstad, Sue Mandcvillo, Marian Martin, Penny Martineau, Lisa Masantz, Brian Matson, Dave Maurer, Richard Medvec, Kelly Mendele, Robert Moats, Doug Moore, Kevin Morgan, Kris Munnell, Allan Myors, Diane Nelsen, Dan Nelson, Jeff Nelson, Lynn Nelson, Pam Nelson, Ron Nelson, Tim Nolen, Liz Norby, Bruce Norris, Tom Ochoada, Rufino Ohm, Tom Oliva, Cindy Olson, Brenda Olson, Dorothy Olson, Doug Olson, Larry Olson, Lozlie Olson, Lucy Oquist, Marlene Ostrue, Candy Owens, Laurie Ozolins, Metra Packard, Brian Packard, Bruce Papasodora, Scott Parker, Tim Parks, Steve Juniors—99 Pearson, Rhonda Perry, Rhonda Peterson, Connie Peterson, Walter Peterson, Wayne Polak, Tom Preston, Lori Pritchard, Mary Purvis, Mike Quesnell, Michael Quinnell, Michele Rannow, Sholly Rehberger, Scott Renna, Kim Rincon, Robert Roberson, David Robertson, Lenor Rogers, Shirley Roloff, Carrie Saastad, Lori Salisbury, Phillip Sargent, Wally Satek, Bruce Schell, Linda Schilling, William Schuda, Jim Schwartz, Debra Schwartzrock, Jean Scott, Mike Sedlock, Lenny Shand, Jonio Sharp, Silas Shelby, Jackie Shelly, Paula Skripnik, Alex Sletten, Kim Smith, Donna Smith, Terry Sorens, Phillip Spratt, Brad Stark, Ross Steinman, Manly Brian Vita applies glaze to a clay piece in ceramics class. 100—Juniors Stevens, Patricia Stroed, Roy Stykel, Cindy Swan, Leona Tabor, Pat Taplln, Dotty Thompson, Terry Torgerson, Heidi Troupe, Doug Valenti, Theresa Velasco, Amber Venier, Patty Videen, Steve Vifquain, Brad Vlnge, Doug Vita, Bryan Vita, Mike Wallace. Kelly Wang, Dee Warren, Val Westlund, Richard Westphal, Dale Wottlin, Norman Wlering, Lucy Wikstrom, Jayne Wildes, Bill Wilkie, Laura Williams, Cheryl Willis, Sherri Winched, Cindy Wise, Steve Wong, Terry Wong, Winnie Yanisch, Alicja Young, Mike Zierman, Steve Sean Graves practices with the oxy-acetalene cutting torch In welding class. Juniors—101 1. Randy Swanson searches for a paperback in the South library. 2. Debbie Taplin and friend exhibit real school spirit following a pep fest. 3. Gary Kojetin helps hold up wall in Ron Petrich's class. Class Of 76 This year's Senior Class not only led South's spirit, but also, being the Bicentennial class, they had the Spirit of '76 . Seniors participated in many fund raisers in which the money earned was used to help class activities such as Sadie Hawkins, the Prom, the Senior Banquet and the Picnic. The class officers were President — Chuck Lamb, Vice-President — Maie Amer, Secretary -- Barb Carroll, and Treasurer --Brett Anderson, who guided the class through the year and will be in charge of class reunions in following years. The advisor was Mary Michael Connolly, better known as MOM , which pretty well summed up the role she played for most seniors, and whose help and patience were greatly appreciated by all. LINDA ABBOTT FRANK ABRAHAMSON DON ACKER MIKE AGAN ERIC ALMOND Seniors—103 MARY ANTIL DON AVENDANO TOM AWE STEVE BAKER RANDY BARNUM HOLLY BAST 104—Seniors MATT BENSON ALICE BERG MIKE BERGQUIST DIANE BERGSTROM ANNA BIRUK JIM BLACK JOANNE BLACK OAVIO BLANCHARD TERRY BOHMAN STEVE BOWMAN JOANNE BRENNAN ELAINE BROCK Seniors—105 MIKE BRONSTON PAUL BRUST WENDY BURMAN BECKY CARLSON CAROL CARLSON BARB CARROLL JEFF CHAPMAN DEBBIE CHICILO JULIE CLAFLIN DEBBIE CLAUSEN CHARLES COLE TIM COSTELLO 106—Seniors BARB ECONOMON YVONNE EHLERS LORI EILERS DAWN ELMS CHUCK EMERSON DAVE ERICKSON JEFF FLAVIN WAYNE FONER BONNIE FONG KAREN FOSSUM MELODY FOSTER DIANE FRANZEN SANDY FROEHLING RICHARD FURRY GAYLE GEARIN PAUL GERARD BETH GIBNEY JANET GILBERG Seniors—109 MIKE GLOEGE LORI GOLIGHTLY JOE GONZALEZ JEFF GRAHAME MIKE GREEN BILL GRONDIN DALE GROSS CARL HAAGENSON JOSEPH HAANEN LINDA HAGEL CHRIS HALL JEROME HALL 110--Seniors KIM HANSON ROBIN HANSON BRIAN HARPER NANCY HARTUNG DEBORAH HEIN TIM HELINSKE RITA HALL MARTHA HALVERSON MAGGIE HANSEN ANN HINES NELL HOOGES BILL HOFFMAN Seniors--!!! MARY HOGAN MIKE HOKKANEN TIM HOKKANEN MIKE HOLMES GINNY HOLMSTROM CHUCK HOUSER CATHY IAQUINTO KEN JANEY KARAN JOHANSEN BRUCE JOHNSON DEAN JOHNSON GWEN JOHNSON 112—Seniors KATIE JOHNSON LYNN JOHNSON MARK JOHNSON NANCY JOHNSON PAM JOHNSON VAL JOHNSON MELANIE JOHNSTON CHARISSE JONES SANDY KIRK LUANN KLEPPE DEBBIE KLIEWER PATTIKOENEN Seniors—113 CHUCK LAMB CHUCK LEBRE ANDREA LENZEN HUBERT LEON CINDY LINDGREN GEORGE LISS GARY KOJETIN EDITH KREEVOY LARRY LACROIX SHERYL LOSSOW JUDY LUNDEEN GERRI LUNDQUIST 114—Seniors TAMMY MARTINEAU LINDA MATEER NANCY MATHESON JIM MEAD CLARK MESSENBRINK CHERYL MILAN JEFF MILLER KEVIN MILLS DIANE MOATS STEVE MOE STEVE MOE OESERIA MOORE TOM MORRIS STEVE MURCK TERRY MURPHY BRENDA MURRAY SUE NAULT KIM NELSON. WALLY NELSON MIKE NOETHE RANDY NORMAN GREG NYGREN KEVIN NYGREN RICH OAKLEY 116—Seniors DEBBIE O'CONNELL TERRY PETEK SHELDON PETERSON SHELLEY PETERSON JACKIE PIVEC DIANE PRESTON AL QUIGLEY VICKIE RAT2LOW JULIE RICHARDS RODNEY RINDFLEISCH KARLA RISVOLD VALERIESSIA ROBERTS LORI RODEWALD 118—Seniors ALAN ROGERS DALE ROGERS TONY ROITERO TOM ROSENOW ERICA RUDQUIST PATTI RYTI ANITA SAAVEDRA JOE SAAVEDRA RENEE SALAS DIANE SALTHE SCOT SANOVE TONY SARGENT Seniors—119 LAURIE SCOTT KATHY SENNESS JOANNE SHELBY KATHY SMITH ROGER SNELSON VICKI SORBEL 120—Seniors SUE SINIGAGLIO TINA SKRIPNIK CHERYL SKRYPEZ JANICE STANGE RICHARD STANGL PHYLISS STRUSS RANDY SWANSON RITA SWANSON DEBBIE TAPLIN CINDY THOMPSON DARLENE THOMPSON SANDY THOMPSON DODY THOMSON MIKE TIMMER LAURA TOMPKINS Seniors—121 JIM TORNES STEVE VALENTI MARY VENIER CINDY WALD KIM WALLACE DEAN WEST LAURIE WESTBY PATRICIA WICKEN SONJA WICKSTROM GARY WIOGA JANE WIGEN CHUCK WILKERSON 122—Seniors GLENN WILLENBRING BRENDA WOLFE Seniors--123 Senior Activity Index ABRAHAMSON, FRANK: SM Club 2, 3, Honor Society 3, Southerner Staff 2, Otherner Staff 3, Marching Band 1, 2, Pep Band 1,2,3, Jazz Band 1,2,3, Concert Band 1,2,3, Musical 3, Soph. Basketball 1, Varsity Basketball 2,3, Soph Baseball 1, Varsity Basoball 2,3, Cross Country 1,2. ALMQUIST, PAULA: Concert Choir 2.3, Mixed Choir 1, South Singers 3, Junior Singers 2. ALVAREZ, EDGARD: Soph. Football 1, Soph. Baskotball 1, Track 2,3, Cross Country 2,3. AMER, MAIE: Honor Society 3, Concert Choir 1,2,3, Student Council 1,2, 3, Senior Class Vice President, Cheerleader 3, Homecoming Committee 3, Sno-Dazo Committee 2,3, Principals Advisory Board 1,2,3, Young Life 1, 2.3, Tennis 1,2. ANDERSON, BRETT: S Club 2,3, Homecoming Royalty 3, Mixed Choir 1, Student Council 1,2,3, Sonior Class Treasurer, Young Life 1,2,3, Soph. Football 1, Varsity Football 2,3, Soph. Basketball 1, Varsity Basketball 2,3, Soph. Baseball 1, Varsity Baseball 2,3. ANDERSON, NANCY: Winter Play 2, Spanish Club 1,2, Homecoming Committee 2,3, Sno-Dazo Committee 2, Principals Advisory Board 2, Young Life 1,2,3. ANTIL, MARY: VICA 2,3. AVENDANO, DONALD: Honor Society 1.2.3, Spanish Club 1. BAILEY, ROBERT: Black Cultural Club 1,2,3, Young Life 1,2,3. BAKER, STEVE: Young Life 3, Varsity Football 2, Jr. Varsity Wrestling 2, Varsity Wrestling 3. BARNUM, RANDY: Hockey 2. BAST, HOLLY: Student Council 2. BENJAMIN, GARY: Creative Writing Magazine 2, Sno-Daze Royalty 3, Soph. Football 1, Varsity Football 2, | 3, Hockey L BENSON, MATT: MS Club 2,3, Homecoming Royalty 3, Student Council 3, Hockey 2,3. BEVINS, RICHARD: TANS 1,2,3. BERG, ALICE: Sno-Daze Royalty 3, Young Life 1,2,3, Volleyball 1,2,3. BERG, KIP: S Club 1,2,3, Homecoming Committoe 1, Sno-Dazo Committee 1, Young Life 1,2,3, Soph. Basketball 1, Varsity Basketball 2. BERGQUIST, MIKE: Yearbook 2, Young Life 3, Soph. Basketball 1, Varsity Basketball 2,3, Soph. Basoball 1, Varsity Baseball 2,3. BERGSTROM, DIANE: DECA 3. BIRUK, ANNA: Honor Society 3, Marching Band 1, Concert Band 1, Spanish Club 1,2. BLACK, JAMES: Ski Club 3, Tennis 2.3, BLACK, JOANNE: Otherner 3, Homecoming Committee 2, Basketball 3, Tennis 2,3. BLANCHARD, DAVID: Spanish Club 3 2,3. BOHMAN, TERRY: Soph. Basketball 1, Varsity Basketball 2,3, Soph. Baseball 1, Varsity Baseball 2,3. BRENNAN, JOANNE: Yearbook 2, Homocoming Royalty 3, Concert Choir 1.2.3, Musical 3, Fall Play 3, Cheerleader 3, DECA 3, Sno-Daze Committee 3, Young Life 1,2,3. BRONSTON, MICHAEL: SM Club 1, 2.3, Marching Band 1,2, Pep Band 1, 2, Jazz Band 1,3, Concert Band 1,2, Swimming 1,2,3, Golf 1,2,3. BRUST, PAUL: VICA 3. BURMAN, WENDY: Marching Band 1.2, Pep Band 1,2,3, Concert Band 1, 2.3, Basketball 3, Volleyball 3, FHA 1 2,3. BURT, STEVE: Concert Choir 1,2,3, South Singers 3, Jr. Singers 2, Soph. Football 1, Varsity Football 2, Soph. Wrestling 1,2, Varsity Wrestling 3, Varsity Baseball 2. CARROLL, BARB: Honor Society 2,3, Homecoming Royalty 3, Winter Play 2, Student Council 1,2,3, Senior Class Secretary, Tigerettes 1,2,3, Homecoming Committee 2,3, Sno-Daze Committee 2, Principals Advisory Board 2, Young Lifo 1,2,3, Basketball 1, Golf 1, Badminton 2,3. CHAPMAN, JEFF: Southerner 3. CHICILO, DEBI: Homecoming Committoe 1, Sno-Daze Committee 3, Young Life 2,3, Basketball 2,3, Volleyball 3, Track L CLAFLIN, JULIE: Spanish Club 2, DECA 3, Young Life 1. COSTELLO, TIM: “S Club 2,3, Soph. Football 1, Varsity Football 2,3, Soph. Wrestling 1, Track 2,3. CRAIG, DIANA: Mixed Choir 1, Student Council 1, Tigerettes 2,3, Cheerleader 1, Young Life 1,3. DAHLIN, LORI: DECA 2,3. DALBOTTEN, PAULA; Mixed Choir 3. DARULA, KEVIN: VICA 3, Amateur Radio Club 3. DAY, BOB: S Club 2,3, Honor Society 1,2,3, Yearbook 2, Southerner 3, Student Council 1,2, Chess Club 1,2, Ski Club 3, Speech Team 3, Tennis 1 2,3. DENARDO, RANDY: Honor Society 1, 3, Sno-Daze Royalty 3, Soph. Football 1, Varsity Wrestling 1,2,3. DUTCHER, SHARON: Creative Writing Magazine 1, Concert Choir 2, Mixed Choir 1, Spanish Club 1,2. EBY, LINDA: Mixed Choir 1, Tigerettes 2,3, Young Lifo 1,3. ECONOMON, BARB: Concert Choir 1.2, South Singers 3, Jr. Singers 2, Student Council 1,2,3, Soph. Class Vice President, Tigerettes 2,3, Homocoming Committee 1,2,3, Sno-Daze Committee 1,2, Principals Advisory Board 2. EHLERS, YVONNE: Yearbook 2, Creative Writing Magazine 1, Concert Choir 2.3, Mixed Choir 1. ELLINGSON, ROBERT: S“ Club 1,2, Young Life 3, Soph. Football 1. Varsity Football 2,3, Varsity Wrestling 2, Soph. Wrestling 1, Track 1,2. ELMS, DAWN: Cheerleader 2. ERICKSON, DAVID: Yearbook 2, Mixed Choir 1,2. ERKILLA, PENNY: Honor Society 1,2,3, Concert Choir 1,2,3, Tigerettes 1,2. EVANS, BRIAN: Honor Society 1,2,3, Southerner 2, Otherner 3, South Singers 3, Jr. Singers 3, Marching Band 1, 2, Pep Band 1,2,3, Jazz Band 3, Concert Band 1,2,3, Musical 1,2,3, Fall Play 3, Student Council 1,2,3, Student Council Treasurer 3, Homecoming Committee 2,3, Sno-Dazo Committee 2.3, Ski Club 2, Speech Team 3, Ski Team 2, Tennis 1, Honor Society Sec-retary Treasurer 3. FISHER, CHRIS: Mixed Choir 3, VICA FLAVIN, JEFF: S Club 2,3, Sno-Daze Royalty 3, Soph. Football 1, Varsity Football 3, Soph. Basketball 1, Varsity Basketball 2,3, Soph. Baseball 1, Varsity Baseball 2,3. FOSSUM, KAREN: Concert Choir 2, Mixed Choir 1, DECA 2,3, Young Lifo L 124 — Index FOSTER, MELODY: Honor Society 1. FRANZEN, DIANE: Southerner 2, Student Council 1,2,3, Tigerettes 2, Homecoming Committee 1,2, Sno-Daze Committee 1,2, Principals Advisory Board 1,2, Young Life 1. FURRY, RICHARD: Soph. Football 1, Varsity Football 2, Track 1. GAHBOW, JUDY: Student Council 1, 2, Cheerleader 1, TANS 1,2,3, Upward Bound 1, Volleyball 1, Badminton 1. GEARIN, GAYLE: Mixed Choir 1,2, DECCA 3. GILBERG, JANET: Honor Society 1, 2.3, Southerner 3, Otherner 3, Creative Writing Magazine 2,3, VICA 3. GERARD, PAUL: MS Club 1,2,3, Honor Society 1,3, Homecoming Royalty 3, Young Life 1,2,3, Soph. Football 1, Varsity Football 2,3, Hockey 1, Golf 1.2.3, GIBNEY, BETH: FHA 2,3, DECA 2,3. GO LIGHTLY, LORI: DECA 1,2,3. GOMEZ, HENRY: Homecoming Royalty 3, Student Council 3, Student Council Vice President 3, Homecoming Committee 3, Sno-Daze Committee 3, Young Life 3, Soph. Football 1, Varsity Football 2,3, Ski Team 3, Tennis 2.3, Soph. Wrestling 1. GONZALEZ, SILVIA: Honor Society 1, DECA 3, Basketball 3, Volleyball 3, Track 3. GREEN, MIKE: Yearbook 2, Concert Choir 2, Fall Play 2, Speech Team 3, Tennis 1, Swimming 1. GROSS, DALE: Stage Crew 1, Ski Club 1,2, Audio-visual 2,3. HAAGENSON, CARL: SH Club 2,3, Yearbook 2, Concert Choir 2,3, South Singers 2,3, Musical 2,3, Ski Club 1, 2.3, Young Life 2,3, Tennis 1,2,3, Swimming 1,2,3. HAANEN, JOE: Creative Writing Magazine 3, VICA 3. HAGEL, LINDA: German Club 2,3, Young Life 2,3. HALL, CHRIS: Sno-Daze Royalty 3, Winter Play 2, Young Life 1,2, Basketball 3. HALVERSON, MARTHA: Concert Choir 2,3, Musical 2,3. HANES, DON: VICA 2. HANSEN, MAGGIE: Honor Society 3, FHA 2,3. HANSON, KIM: Mixed Choir 3, Gymnastics 1,2. HANSON, ROBIN: Concert Choir 2, Student Council 2,3, Cheerleader 1, 2.3, Young Life 1,2,3, Volleyball 1, 2.3, Golf 2, Badminton 1,2. HARPER, BRIAN: Spanish Club 2, VICA 3, Urban Arts 2,3. HEIN, DEBORAH: Creative Writing Magazine 3, VICA 3, Urban Arts 1,2, Twin City Summer Theatre Workshop L HELINSKE, TIM: Concert Choir 1,2,3, Mixed Choir 2,3, South Singers 3, Jr. Singers 2, Musical 2,3, Stage Crew 2. HINES, ANN: DECA 3. HOFFMAN, BILL: Concert Choir 1,2, 3. HOLMES, MIKE: Honor Society 3, Yearbook 1,2, Southerner 3, Otherner 3, Concert Choir 2,3, Mixed Choir 1, Musical 2,3, Fall Play 2,3, Student Council 1,2,3, German Club 2, Homecoming Committee 2,3, Sno-Daze Committee 1,2,3, Principals Advisory Board 2, Ski Club 2, Speech Team 2, 3, Tennis 1,2. HOLMSTRON, GINNY: Marching Band 1, Pop Band 1,2,3, Concert Band 1,2,3, Pit Band 3. HORTON, BECKY: DECA 3, Urban Arts 3. IAQUINTO, CATHY: Honor Society 1, 2. JOHANSEN, KARAN: Creative Writing Magazine l,Concert Choir 2, Mixed Choir 3, South Singers 3, Jr. Singers 2, Musical 1, Spring Play 1, Student Council 3, German Club 1. JOHNSON, BRUCE: Marching Band 1.2, Pep Band 1,2,3, Concert Band 1, 2.3, Ski Team 1,2,3. JOHNSON, DEAN: Marching Band 1,2, Pep Band 1,2, Concert Band 1,2, VICA 3, Soph. Football 1, Jr. Varsity Wrestling 1,2, Track 1. JOHNSON, KATIE: Concert Choir 2,3, South Singers 3, Fall Play 3, Urban Arts 1, Golf 3, Track 3. JOHNSON, LYNN: DECA 2,3. JOHNSON, NANCY: Sno-Daze Royalty 3, Student Council 2, Cheerleader 2. JOHNSON, VAL: Marching Band 1,2, Pop Band 1,2, Concert Band 1,2, Ski Team 1, Track 1,2,3, Cross Country 1 2,3. JOHNSTON, MELANIE: Otherner 3, Marching Band 1,2, Pep Band 1,2,3, Jazz Band 3, Concert Band 1,2,3, Pit Band 2,3, Basketball 2,3. JONES, CHARISSE: Honor Society 1, 2.3, Southerner 2,3, Sno-Daze Royalty 3,Student Council 1,2, Cheerleader 2.3, Spanish Club 1,2,3, Homecoming Committee 2,3, Sno-Daze Committee 3, Principals Advisory Board 2, Young Life 1,2,3, Volleyball 2,3, Golf 1, Badm inton 1,2,3. JORGENSON, KARL: Honor Society 2.3, Yearbook 3, Southerner 2,3, Otherner 3, Student Council 1,2,3, Stage Crev 1,2,3, Principals Advisory Board 3, Ski Team 3, Tennis 3. KIRK, SANDY: Honor Society 1,2, Marching Band 1,2, Pep Band 1,2,3, Concert Band 1,2,3, Student Council 2.3, Young Life 1,2,3, Basketball 1, 3, Track 2,3. KLEPPE, LUANN: DECA 1,2,3. KREEVOY, EDITH: Honor Society 1, 2.3, Yearbook 3, Student Council 1,2, Cheerleader 1,2,3, Sno-Daze Committee 3, Principals Advisory Board 2.3, LACROIX, LARRY: S Club 2, Mixed Choir 1, Soph. Football 1, Varsity Football 2, Soph. Baseball 1, Varsity Baseball 2. LAMB, CHUCK: Honor Society 1,2,3, Yearbook 1,2, Southerner 3, Homecoming Royalty 3, Concert Choir 1,2, South Singers 2,3, Jr. Singers 1, Musical 2.3, Fall Play 2, Senior Class President, Jr. Class President, Student Council 1, Cheerleader 3, Sno-Daze Committee 2.3, Principals Advisor Board 2, Speech Team 2,3, Young Life 3, Homecoming King 3. LEBRE, CHARLES: S Club 2, Honor Society 3, Yearbook 2, Southerner 1, Creativo Writing Magazine 1, Student Council 2, Stage Crew 3, Chess Club 1, Sno-Daze Committee 2, Ski Club 1, Young Life 1, Amateur Radio Club 3, Tennis 3. LEDFORD, BOB: Track 1. LEWIS, PAULA: Honor Society 1,2, Southerner 1,2,3, Concert Choir 1, Mixed Choir 1,2, Student Council 1, 2.3, VICA 1, Urban Arts 1,2,3, Soph. Board 1. LINDGREN, CINDY: Concert Choir 3, Soph. Class Secretary, Gorman Club 2, DECA 1,2,3, Ski Club 3, Speech Team 3, Young Life 3, Tennis 3. LISS, GEORGE: Yearbook 2, Otherner 3, South Singers 3, Jr. Singers 2,3, Marching Band 1,2, Pop Band 1,2,3, Jazz Band 2,3, Concert Band 1,2,3, Musical 1,2,3, Fall Play 2,3, Student Council 1,2,3, Ski Team 2,3, Tennis 1 2,3. LOSSOW, SHERYL: Honor Society 2, 3, Southerner 1,2,3, Marching Band 1, Index — 125 2, Pop Band 1,2,3, Concert Band 1,2,3, Musical 1,2,3, Student Council 1, Student Council President 3, Jr. Class Vice President, FHA 2,3, Homecoming Committee 2,3, Sno-Daze Committee 2,3, Principals Advisory Board 2,3, Speech Team 3, Young Life 1,2,3, Basket ball 1,2. LUNDEEN, JUDY: Othorner 3, Home- OAKLEY, coming Royalty 3, Marching Band 1, Young Li 2, Concert Band 1,2, Musical 2,3, ( M Varsi Cheerloador 1, Speech Team 3, Young y Life 1,2,3, Soph. Board 1, BasketbaIU 2, Volleyball 2. NORMAN, RAND 2,3, Otherner 3, I Concert Band 1,2, ter Play 1, Studont Stage Crew 1,2, Ho mittee 1,2,3, Sno-D 2, Ski Club 2,3, You Board 1, Tonnisl. ’ Club 0,2,3, Football 1, 3, Hockey 1,2, LUNDQUIST, GERRI: Honor Society 2,3, Spanish Club 1, Ski Team 1,2, Track 1.2,3. WW MARTINEAU, TAMMY: Honor Society 1,2,3, Yearbook 1,2,3, Yearbook Editor 2,3, Otherner 3, Creative Writing Magazine 1, Concert Choir 2,3, South Singers 3, Musical 3, Spring Play 2, Winter Play 2, Student Council Secretary 2,3, Chess Club 1,2,3, German Club 2, Homecoming Committoo 2.3, Sno-Daze Committoo 1,2,3, Principals Advisory Board 2,3, Ski Club 1, 2.3, Ski Team 1. MATEER, LINDA: Student Council 2, Young Life 2,3, Tennis 2,3. MATHESON, NANCY: Honor Society 1.2.3, Yearbook 2,3, Homecoming Royalty 3, Studont Council 1,2,3, Cheerleader 3, Homecoming Committee 3, Sno-Daze Committee 3, Principals Advisory Board 2,3, Speech Team 3, Young Life 2,3. MESSENBRINK, CLARK: Yearbook 2, Soph. Football 1, Varsity Football 2,3, Soph. Basketball 1, Varsity Basketball 2.3, Soph. Baseball 1, Varsity Baseball 2,3. MILLER, JEFF: DECA 3. MILLS, KEVIN: Speech Team 1, Swimming 1,2. MOATS, DIANE: Yearbook 2, Homecoming Queen 3, Mixed Choir 1, Student Council 1,2,3, Cheerleader 3, Principals Advisory Board 3, Young Life 2,3, Tennis 2,3. MOE, STEVE J.: S Club 2,3, Yearbook 2, Sno-Daze King 2,3, Marching Band 1,2, Pep Band 1,2, Concert Band 1,2, Young Life 3, Ski Team 2, Soph. Basketball 1, Soph. Baseball 1, Varsity Baseball 2,3, Cross Country 1,2. MURPHY, TERRY: DECA 1,3. NADEAU, KAREN: Gymnastics 1, Swimming 1. NAULT, SUE: Spanish Club 1,2. NELSON, WALLY: Sno-Daze Royalty 3, Hockey 2,3. NOETHE, MIKE: DECA 1,2,3. O'CONNELL, DEBBIE: Young Life 2, 3, Volleyball 3, Ski Toam 2, Track 1. O'HER N, CRAIG: Creative Writing Magazine 1, VICA 3, Young Life 3. OLSON, JOHN: Gymnastics 2. OVERBY, MIKE: DECA 3. PACKARD, CHERYL: Concert Choir 2,3, Mixed Choir 1,2, Fall Play 2, Student Council 3, Stage Crow 2. PAPASODORA, CARMEN: TANS 1,2, 3, Upward Bound. PARDY, SUE: Homecoming Committoo PAULSON, NINA: Winter Play 2, Student Council 2, VICA 3, Homecoming Committee 1,2, Sno-Daze Committee 2, Principals Advisory Board 2,3, Young Life 1,2,3, Golf 1, Badminton 1. PAYETTE, MORRIS: Speoch Toam 2, Ski Team 2,3, Track 1,2,3, Cross Country 2,3. PETEK, TERESA: Honor Society 1,2,3, Creative Writing Magazine 1, Concert Choir 2,3, Mixed Choir 1, South Singers 3, Jr. Singers 2, Musical 3, Studont Council 1, Homocoming Committee 2. PETERSON, DAWN: Tigerettes 1, Sno-Daze Committee 1, Young Life 1,2,3, Tennis 1. PETERSON, SHELLEY: Urban Arts 3, Volleyball 3. PREMO, ALAN: TANS 1,2,3. QUIGLEY, ALLEN: S Club 2,3, Honor Society 1,2,3, Soph. Football 1, Varsity Football 2,3, Hockey L RATZLOW, VICKIE: VICA 3. RICHARDS, JULIE: Concert Choir 2, Mixed Choir 1, Studont Council 3, Principals Advisory Board 2, Ski Club 1, Basketball 1, Swimming 2. RICHTER, DAN: Honor Socioty 1,2,3, | Yearbook 2, Southerner 1, Otherner 3. ROGERS, ALAN: Soph. Football 1, Soph. Wrestling 1. ROSENOW, TOM: Yearbook 2, Home- coming Royalty 3, Concert Choir 3, ISki Club 3, Moto Cross 2, Varsity Wrestling 1,2. RUDQUIST, ERICA: Marching Band 1, Pep Band 1, Concert Band 1, Ski Club 1, Young Life 1,2,3, Gymnastics 2, Ski Team 3. RYTI, PATTY: Honor Society 2,3, Spanish Club 1, Ski Team 1,2,3, Track 1.2.3, SAAVEDRA, ANITA; VICA 2. k SALAS, RENEE: Sno-Daze Royalty 3. SALTHE, DIANE: Southerner 3, Marching Band 1,2, Pep Band 1,2, Concert Band 1,2, Stage Crew 2, Spanish Club 1,2, Golf 3. SCHNEIBEL, JEFF: Honor Society 1,2, 3, Southerner 1,2,3, Othorner 3, Student Council 1, Student Council Vico President 2,3, Homecoming Committee 3; Sno-Daze Committee 2,3, Principals Advisory Board 3, Speech Team 3, Young Lifo 1,2,3, Soph. Board 1, Southerner Editor 2,3. SCHNEIDER, MARY: Mixed Choir 1,2, Marching Band 1, Pep Band 1, Jazz Band 1, Concert Band 1, Student Council 1,2,3, Cheerleader 3, Sno-Daze Committee 3, Ski Club 1, Young Life 1.2.3, Basketball 1, Gymnastics 1, Tennis 1,2,3, Badminton 2,3. SCHURSTEIN, KAREN: VICA 3. SCOTT, LAURA: Concort Choir 2,3, Mixed Choir 1, South Singers 3, Jr. Singers 2. SEELHOFF, TIM: Honor Society 2,3, Creative Writing Magazine 2,3, Ski Team 1, Cross Country 1. SENNESS, KATHY: Concert Choir 3, Musical 2. SHELLEY, JOANNE: Mixed Choir 2, Volleybali 3, Tennis 2. SKOGEN, MARK: DECA 1,2,3. SKRIPNIK, TINA; Honor Society 1,2,3, Spanish Club 1, Gymnastics 3. SKRYPEZ, CHERYL: Honor Society 2, 3, Cheerleader 3, Homecoming Committee 1, Young Life 2,3, Basketball 1, Ski Team 2, Swimming 2,3, Track 1 2,3. SNELSON, ROGER: Marching Band 1, Pep Band 1,2,3, Jazz Band 1, Concert Band 1,2,3. SORBEL, VICKI: Cheerleader 2, Young Life 1,2,3, Volleyball 3. STANLEY, DON: VICA 1,2. | STATELY, CHARLES: TANS 1,2,3, Soph. Football 1, Soph. Basketball 1. 126 — Index SWANSON, RANDALL: Concert Choir 2.3, Speech Team 2. TAPLIN, DEBBIE: Concert Choir 1,2, South Singors 3, Jr. Singers 2, Musical 2, Fall Play 3, Student Council 1,2, Sno-Daze Committee 3, Young Life 2.3, Sr. Banquet Committee 3. THOMPSON, CINDY: VICA 3. THOMPSON, DARLENE: Honor Society 2,3, Southerner 3, Spanish Club 3, TANS 1,2,3, Upward Bound 1,2. THOMPSON, KEVIN: Hockey 1, Track 1.2.3, THOMPSON, SANDY: DECA 1,2,3. TIMMER, MIKE: South Singers 3, Jr. Singers 2, Marching Band 1,2, Pep Band 1,2,3, Jazz Band 1,2,3, Concert Band 1,2,3, Musical 1,2,3, Fall Play 1.3, Stago Crew 1,2,3, DECA 1,2, Sno-Daze Committee 1,2. TOMPKINS, LAURA: Concert Choir 2.3, Mixed Choir 1, South Singers 3, Jr. Singers 2, Stage Crow 2, Student Council 1,2,3, Principals Advisory Board 3, Basketball 1,2,3. VALENTI, STEVE: Honor Society 3, Marching Band 1,2, Pep Band 1,2,3, Jazz Band 1,2, Concert Band 1,2,3, Musical 2, Ski Team 2,3, Tennis 3, Track 2. VENIER, MARY: Honor Society 1,2,3, Homecoming Royalty 3, Concert Choir 1.2.3, Young Life 1,2,3. WALD, CYNTHIA: Honor Society 1, 2.3, Yearbook 1, Creative Writing Magazine 1, Concort Choir 1,2, Spanish Club 1, DECA 1,2. WALLACE, KIM: Cheerleader 1,2,3, Young Life 1,2,3. WESTBY, LORI: Marching Band 1, Pep Band 1, Concert Band 1, Student Council 1,2, Young Life 1,2,3. WIDGA, GARY: Mixed Choir 1, VICA 3. WIERING, ROY: Ski Club 2, Cross Country 2. WIGEN, JANE: Marching Band 1,2, Pep Band 1,2,3, Concert Band 1,2,3, Musical 3, Young Life 1,2,3. WILDES, MELORIE: Southerner 3. WILKERSON, CHARLES: Musical 2,3, Fall Play 2,3, Soph. Class President, Stage Crew 2, Principals Advisory Board 3, Soph. Football 1, Varsity Football 2, Soph. Wrestling 1. WOLFE, BRENDA: Honor Society 1, 2.3, Marching Band 1, Pep Band 1,2, 3, Concert Band 1,2,3, Cheerleader 2.3, Young Life 2,3, Basketball 1,2,3, Track 1,2,3. WOLFE, TERRY: Concert Choir 2,3, Mixed Choir 1, German Club 1. WOLFE, TONY: Hockey 2,3. WOOD, PENNY: Honor Society 3, Concert Choir 2,3, Mixed Choir 1, Tigor-ettes 2, Young Life 2,3, Gymnastics 2, Tennis 3, Track 2,3, Badminton 1. YOUNG, SHELLEY: DECA 3. Student Pictorial Index Aabcrg, Jon: 95 Aaborg, Nancy: 103 Aaserud, Steven: 95 Abbott, Linda: 103 Abrahamson, Frank: 24, 27, 44, 103 Abrahamson, Karen: 85 Acker, Don: 103 Adamson, Judy: 25, 85 Affeldt, Heidi: 28, 95 Agan, Jim: 85 Agan, Mike: 103 Ahlquist, Russell: 68, 95 Albrecht, Jeff: 85 Alexander, Angel: 24, 25, 32 Allers, Nancy: 85 Allgood, Mickey: 95 Allison, Jeree: 55, 62, 94 Almond, Eric: 49, 66, 103 Almquist, Paula: 8, 25, 26, 104 Alvarez, Ed: 19, 42, 43, 104 Alvarez, Melvin: 43, 85 Amer, Male: 21, 25, 32, 33, 62, 73, 104 Amundson, Chris: 95 Amundson,Donna: 85 Anderson, Botty: 85 Anderson, Brett: 8, 32, 40, 44, 45, 104 Anderson, Cindy: 24, 62, 95 Anderson, Daryl: 40, 95 Anderson, Donald: 85 Anderson, EH: 104 Anderson, Gail: 94, 95 Anderson, Garth; 66, 85 Anderson, Jesse: 50, 70, 85 Anderson, Jody: 24, 60, 85 Anderson, Maureen: 85 Anderson, Nancy: 73, 104 Anderson, Rick: 85 Anderson, Scott: 47 Anderson, Susan: 95 Anderson, Steve: 50 Anderson, Terry: 24, 85 Anderson, Wayne: 25, 50, 85 Anti I, Mary: 104 Antil, Sandy: 85 Archambault, Rita: 85 Armstrong, Cheryl: 95 Avendano, Don: 104 Awe, Tom: 104 Baardson, Debbie: 32, 55, 57, 86 Baarstad, Dave: 86 Bailey, Robert: 69 Baker, Arnold: 86 Baker, Dorrene: 69 Baker, Eric: 86 Baker, Jeanne: 95 Baker, Steve: 46, 78, 104 Bakken, Jill: 95 Bakos, John: 86 Ballard, Sonjia: 73 Ballard, Tamara: 73, 95 Barnum, Randy: 8, 104 Barstow, Rose: 86 Bast, Holly: 104 Batchelder, Connie: 27, 72, 86 Bell, Bob: 41, 86 Beilin, Debbie: 95 Benedict, Rose: 86 Benjamin, Gary: 20, 40 Benjamin, Robert: 69, 86 Benson, Joel: 86 Benson, Matt: 8, 49, 105 Berg, Alice: 20, 55, 105 Berg, Diane: 95 Berg, Mike: 32, 41, 86 Berger, Ed: 43, 95 Bergquist, Mike: 44, 105 Bergstrom, Diane: 37, 105 Berry, Keith: 86 Bctzold, Larry: 68, 86, 87 Bevins, Jim: 86 Biruk, Anna: 34, 68, 105 Bjornson,Erika: 86 Black, Jim: 72, 105 Black, JoAnne: 54, 57, 105 Blake, Debbie: 86 Blanchard, Barbara: 95 Blanchard, David: 68, 105 Blanchard, Robin: 86 Boese, Cindy: 71, 86 Bohman, Terry: 44, 105 Bolles, Bonnie: 27, 86 Bolles, Joanne: 25,86 Bolton, Ramona: 95 Book, Jim: 25,26.41,45,86 Bosquez, Cathy: 95 Boswell, Katie: 69, 86 Bourne, Roxanne: 86 Bowman, Steve: 105 Bradley, Darren: 47, 86 Branch, Connie: 44 Bratt, John: 52, 72, 84, 86 Brekhus, Mike: % Brennan, Joanne: 8, 16, 17, 25, 34, 62, 74, 105 Brennan, Kathy: 58 Bristol, Lynn: 86 Brock, Elaine: 105 Bronson, Joanne: 57 Broraton, Marshall: 24, 50, 86 Bronston, Mike: 27,50,106 Brown, Dean: 86 Brown, Jeff: % Brown, Randy: % Bruffett, Richard: % Brummett, Pat: 55,% Brust, Larry: 96 Brust, Paul: 71, 106 Buhl, Larry: % Buhl, Mike: 86 Bunge, Dawn: 69 Bungert, Cindy: % Burr-nan, Debbie: % Burman, Wendy: 24, 55. 57, 68, 72, 106 Burnett, Linda; % Burt, Mary: 21, 25, 60, 61. % Burt, Steve: 8, 25, 26, 46 Burton, Katie: % Byrd, Jerry: 44 Campi '.i, Debbie: 86 Campion, Greg: 86 Cardinal, Connie: % Index — 127 Carlson, Becky: 106 Carlson, Brad: 43 Carlson, Carol: 106 Carlson, Gordon: 43, 86 Carlson, Kathic: % Carlson, Lori: 25, 27, % Carlson, Lynnda; 55 Carlson, Radiolle: 24, 53, 86 Carroll, Barb: 8, 21, 32, 34, 60, 61, 73, 106 Carson,James: 86 Carsson, Gary: % Caswell, Phillip; 25, 26, 86 Chaika, Cindy: 25, 86 Chairpairlni, Mary: 18, 25, 26, 72, 94, % Chambers, Ken: 24, 27, % Chambers, Kevin: 23, 86 Chapman, Jeff: 66, 106 Chayer, Jeri: 23, 25, 26, % Chicilo, Debbie: 34, 55, 57, 73, 106 Christensen, Kim: % Christian, Kelly: 86 Christnach, Gary: 86 Claflin, Joyce: % Claflin, Julie: 106 Clark, Alice: 86 Clark, Bernie: 86 Clark, Candy: 27, % Clark, Glenda: 25, 26, % Clark, Larry: 27, 87 Clark, Lloyd: 25, % Clark, Ruth: 27, % Clausen, Debbie: 106 Clauson, Cindy: 87 Cole, Charles: 106 Connelly, Pat: 49, 87 Cook, Kay: 96 Cook, Patricia: 73, % Corbesia, Mary; 53, 56, 87 Costello, Teresa: 87 Costello, Tim: 40, 106 Couch, Gary: 107 Cowan, Pat: 23, 32, 52, % Cowan, Tammy: 54, 73, 97 Cox,Theresa: 87 Craig, Diana: 60, 107 Crew, Jodi: 58 Critchloy, Sharon: 25, 72, 96 Crothors, Jay: 50, 51 Curtis, Dan: 50 Curtis, Sherri: 73, % Dack, Donna: 14, 107 Dahl, Steve: % Dahlin, Lori: 107 Dalbotten, Paula: 25, 107 Darula, Terry: % Darula, Tim: % Davis, Richard: % Davis, Steve: 24, 87 Day, Bob: 34, 66, 73, 74, 107 Day, Darlene: 87 Day, Mike: 72, % Day, Sandy: 69 Deane, Lillian: 98 Delosier,Andy: 87 Deluney, Tom: 47, % Denardo, Bruce: 46 Denardo, Randy: 20, 46 Denardo, Rick: 46 Denardo, Tammy: 87 DenHartog, Craig: 107 DenHartog, Juli: 33, 62, 63, 66, 69, 78, 96 Dennis, Brett: 43, 45, 87 Denny, Jeff: % Dottman, Connie: 87 DeYoung, Joyce: 93 DeYoung, Melinda: 107 Dischinger, Fred: 71, 107 Dischinger, Sandy: 72, 87 Dischinger, Sue: 18, 25, % Dougherty, Barb: 87 Douglas, Eddie: % Douglas, Tom: 87 Dowd, Edwina: 94, % Drinkwine, Sandy: 66, 68, 87 Drivdahl, Linda: 27 Dudar, Roman: 97 Dunkloy, Roberta: 69, 97 Dunn, Sherry: 71 Dwinnell, Linda: 97 Dyrdahl, Doretta: 58, 97 Dyvig, Maureen: 107 Ebel, Patti: 25, 107 Eby, Eileen: 97 Eby, Linda: 60, 61, 107 Economon, Barb: 21, 26, 60, 61, 108 Edwards, Sandy: 97 Ehgen, Waleya: 24 Ehlers, Bruce: 24, 27, 87 Ehlers, Yvonne: 25, 108 Eilers, Lori: 108 Eklund, Dean: 87 Eiavsky, Dave: 97 Elfstrum, Steve: 87 Elms, Dawn: 108 Elms, Tim: 48, 49 Emerson, Chuck: 27, 40, 71, 108 Emerson, Kevin: 97 Engeldinger, Joe: 97 Entzel, Cindi: 87 Entzel, Clint: 97 Erickson, Brenda: 87 Erickson, Dave: 108 Erickson, Jim: 68, 97 Erickson, Marty: 41, 87 Erickson, Michelle: 87 Erickson, Tom: 40, 97 Erkilla, Penny: 25, 34, 108 Evans, Brian: 16, 24, 27, 33, 34, 74, 75, 108 Fast horse, Sharon: 69 Fatobi, Tunde: 31 Feisthamel, Mark: 16, 24, 87 Feisthamel, Opal; 108 Feriancek, Robert: 97 Feriancek, Robin: 97 Fernandes, Clint: 40, 87 Fernandez, Tracey: 87 Finch, Pam; 57, 97 Findell, Randy: 97 Finseth, Roger: 87 Fintel, Barb: 108 Fisher, Chris: 71, 108 Flandrick, Randy: 108 Flattem, Dave: 41, 68, 87 Flavin, Jeff: 14, 20, 39, 40, 44, 45, 109 Fleck, Linda: 72, 74, 87 Flowers, Clarence: 45 Flowers, Joe: 45 Flowers, Willie: 44, 45, 97 Foley, Grace: 97 Foner, Wayne: 28, 109 Fong, Bonnie: 109 Fong, Mike: 19, 87 Fors, Mark: 40, 97 Forsman, Allene: 87 Fossum, Karen: 109 Fossum, Tim: 87 Fossum, Tom; 27, 87 Foster, Melody: 109 Foster, Terri: 21, 60, 87 Kim Moore speaks at the Black History Week Program. Fox, Terry: 74, 97 Franzen, Diane: 109 Frazier, Frank: 44, 97 Freeman, Jim: 70 Froehling, Sandy: 109 Fulton, Diana: 87 Furry, Richard: 109 Furst, Ray: 28, 97 Gabriel, Mike: 50, 51 Gagnon, Phillip: 87 Gaspar, Sheryl: 14, 87 Gauthier, Gary: 87 Gearin, Gayle: 36, 71, 109 Geldert, Lyle: 74, 97 Genung, Tony: 24, 27, 97 Gerard, Paul: 8, 31, 40, 109 Geshick, Anna: 87 Geshick, Judy: 87 Gibbs, Garrett: 50 Gibbs, Gordon: 40, 97 Gibney, Beth: 71, 72, 109 Gilberg, Janet: 71, 109 Gleason, Carolyn: 97 Gloege, Chris: 87 Gloege, Mike: 110 Golightly, Lori: 110 Gomez, Henry: 8,40, 53 Gominsky, Peggy: 97 Gonzalez, Joe: 110 Gonzalez, John: 20, 46, 88 Gonzalez, Sylvia: 57, 71 Goodsell, Rick: 18, 20, 32, 40, 49, 97 Goodwin, Guy: 88 Gorton, Frank: 97 Gossman, Robert: 88 Gouge, Karen; 88 Graham, Marty: 71 Grahame, Jeff: 110 Graves, Pat: 84, 88 Graves, Sean: 97, 101 Green, Linda: 27, 56, 58, 88 Green, Mike: 16, 110 Gregory, Gordon: 88 Griebler, Bob: 28 Griffin, Michael: 97 Grimm, Pam: 88 Gronden, Bill: 110 Gross, Cindy: 88 Gross, Dale: 20, 110 Gullickson, Dennis: 44, 45 Gunderson, Jon; 88 128 — Index Gunderson, Marjie: 27, 71, 88 Gustafson, Jean: 68, 88 Gustafson, Vernice: 97 Gutenkauf, John: 50, 55, 88 Gutenkauf, Patty: 97 Haagenson, Carl: 25, 26, 50, 72, 110 Haanen, Debbie: 31 Haanen, Joseph: 110 Habiger, Bruce: 97 Hagel, Linda: 73, 110 Hagen, Kim: 54, 62, 63, 97 Haines, Becky: 97 Halbert, Jolyn: 97 Hall, Chris: 20, 57, 110 Hall, Jane: 57, 88 Hall, Jerome: 110 Hall, Rita: 111 HalIquist, Donna: 88 Haiti!, Connie: 88 Halverson, Martha: 25, 111 Hanes, Don: 71 Hansen, Art: 25, 26, 97 Hansen, Jill: 97 Hansen, Maggie: 34, 66, 111 Hansen, Tom; 71 Hanson, Brad: 27, 88 Hanson, Clayton: 41, 50, 88 Hanson, Kim: 27, 111 Hanson, Lee: 40 Hanson, Lynn: 55 Hanson, Paul: 41, 88 Hanson, Robin: 55, 62, 73, 111 Harding, Kevin: 41, 47, 88 Harper, Brian: 111 Harper, Mike: 88 Harper, Patty: 97 Harris, Charlotte: 88 Harris, Kim: 88 Hartung, Nancy: 71, 111 Hatcher, Tim: 88 Haug, Sandy: 88 Haus, Monica: 27, 88 Haus, Phillip: 88 Hein, Deborah: 15, 111 Helinsko,Tim: 18, 25, 26, 111 Hermann, Cyndy: 60, 61, 88 Herold, Wanda: 88 Herskind, Leslie: 88 Hickey, Lisa: 27, 88 Hill, David: 97 Hillestad, Michael: 28, 97 Hines, Ann: 111 Hines, Steve: 18, 41, 88 Hinrichs, Ronda; 25, 98 Hinrichs, Wendy: 88, 93 Hodgeman, Raymond: 24 Hodges, Nell: 56, 111 Hodges, Sue: 57 Hoehn, Val: 38, 56, 98 Hoffman, Bill: 25, 111 Hogan, Mary: 37, 71, 112 Hohl, Richard: 88 Hokkanen, Cheryl: 88 Hokkanen, Mike: 112 Hokkanen, Tim: 112 Holm, Steve: 25, 88 Holmes, Mike: 16, 18, 25, 74, 75, Holmstrom, Ginny: 24, 112 Hoppe, Mike: 74, 88 Hoppe, Paul: 88 Horton, Beth: 56 Horton, Jon: 50, 88 Horton, Kris: 9, 25, 26, 50, 98 Hotvedt, Larry: 41, 88 Houle, Jim: 88 Houser, Chuck: 112 Howard, Bob: 88 Howard, Mark: 41, 89 Humphrey, Don: 98 Hurd, Fabian: 50 Hurd, Sonny: 50, 97 73, Iaquinto, Cathy: 112 Iverson, Chris; 43, 89 Jack, Charlene: 25 Jackson, Fabian: 89 Jackson,Jane: 98 Janey, Ken: 34, 49, 112 Janey, Mario: 57, 89, 93 Janey, Stove: 50 Jensen, Elaine: 20, 89 Jensen, Greg: 48, 49 Jensen, Jodi: 98 Jensen, Karen: 71, 98 Jensen, Kris: 98 Jensen, Renee: 98 Jensen, Todd: 72, 98 Johansen, Karen: 25, 26, 112 Johansen, Katie: 25, 26, 98 Johnson, Becky: 58, 89 Johnson, Bruce: 24, 53, 112 Johnson, David: 98 Johnson, Dawn: 25, 57, 68, 72, 98 Johnson, Dean: 112 Johnson, Gwen: 112 Johnson, Jennifer: 16, 27, 72, 89 Johnson, Karen: 98 Johnson, Katie: 16, 25, 26, 113 Johnson, Keith: 33, 69, 89 Johnson, Kevin: 40, 98 Johnson, Lynda: 89 Johnson, Lynn: 113 Johnson, Mark: 113 Johnson, Nancy: 20, 21, 113 Johnson, Pam: 113 Johnson, Roxanne: 89, 93 Johnson, Sandy: 68, 87 Johnson, Val: 42, 43, 113 Johnson, Vicki: 58, 96, 98 Johnston, Melanie: 24, 57, 113 Jones, Channon: 55, 89 Jones, Charisse: 20, 55, 62, 63, 66, 68, 73, 113 Jones, Jonathan: 98 Jones, Susan: 25, 89 Jorgenson, Karl: 33, 34, 66, 67, 70, Jourdaine, Susie: 69 Julln, Katy: 98 Kadlec, Pete: 98 Kadlec, Richard: 89 Kaluza, Doug: 16, 17, 25, 25, 67, 98 Kantola, Coleen: 68, 87, 89 Kantola, Doreen: 71 Kappes, Linda: 71, 89 Kappes, Mark: 31, 47, 98 Karplnen, Luann: 56, 89 Kasanowski, Connie: 98 Keiselbach, Sheila: 84 Keller, Lori: 56, 89 Kern, Nancy: 98 King, Kristi: 56 Kirk, Dancia: 24, 57, 98 Kirk, Sandy: 24, 57, 73, 113 112 Kitto, Kelley: 89 Kleppe, Luann: 71, 113 Kliewer, Debbie: 15, 113 Kloslnski, Anna: 84, 89 Klosinski, Vic: 23, 25, 26, 98 Klug, Julie: 89 Klunenberg, Lloyd: 41, 89 Klunenberg, Mike: 40, 49, 98 Knauber, Bornie: 88, 89 Kocur, Debbie: 98 Koenen, Patti: 113 Koenen, Theresa: 89 Kojetln, Gary: 102, 114 Kojetin, Jeff: 89 Kommer, Randy: 98 Korpi, Sandi: 24, 27, 72, 98 Kranz, Mark: 84 Kreevoy, Edith: 34, 62, 63, 67, 114 Kucheman,Tammie: 84, 89 Kuntz, Jay: 89 Lacey, Nanette: 89 Lacey, Steve: 31 Lackram, Desmond: 70, 89 LaCroix, Larry: 41, 114 Lamb, Chuck: 8, 9, 26, 32, 34, 62, 66, 73, 74, 114 La Mere, Ron: 98 Lane, Becky: 68, 73, 89, 91 Lane, John: 15, 98 Lane, Leeatta: 89 Lanigan, Donald: 98 LaPlant, Debbie: 16, 24, 68, 89, 93 LaPoint, Denise: 98 LaPoint, Nancy: 27 Larsen, Ken: 84, 89 Larson, Gary: 98 Larson, Jill: 89 Larson, Marybeth: 55, 89 Latvala, Roxanne: 89 Laudert, Brad: 16, 25, 26, 52, 72, 98 Laudort,Greg: 89 Laumb, Stove: 74, 98 LeBre, Chuck: 34, 70, 114 LeBre, David: 40, 98 LeBre, Mike; 89 Ledford, Peggy: 98 Loogard, Todd: 41, 45, 89 Lehman, Julie: 27, 89 Lenzen, Andrea: 114 Lenzen, Charles: 40, 98 Leon, Hubert: 114 Lindahl, Gerri: 27, 98 Lindahl, Lisa: 25, 98 Linderholm, Tony: 40, 49, 98 Lindgren, Cindy: 18, 54, 71, 72, 114 Lindgren, Jodi: 32, 60, 61, 68, 71, 72, 89 Liss, George: 16, 18, 23, 24, 26, 27, 53, 75, 114 Listborger, Terri: 24, 60, 73, 89 Loffman, Kim; 89 Long, Karen: 90 Longhofer, Russ: 40, 49, 99 Lorge, LeRoy: 22, 99 Lorge, Mike: 16, 25, 26, 90 Lossow, Natalie: 16, 17, 27, 66, 72, 74, 90 Lossow, Sheryl: 8, 24, 33, 34, 66, 72, 73, 74, 114 Luedtko, Leslie: 68, 99 Lundeen, Judy: 8, 34, 74, 114 Lundqulst,Gerri: 34, 114 Lynn, Vicki: 99 Lyngstad, Sue: 99 Madsen, Kevin: 71 Mandeville, Marian: 33, 99 Manoleff, Sue: 55, 65, 72, 90 Martin, Penny: 99 Martin, Rick: 90 Martineau, Lisa: 99 Martinoau, Tammy: 18, 25, 26, 33, 34, 67, 72, 75, 115 Masantz, Brian: 99 Mateer, Linda: 54, 73, 115 Matoeson, Nancy: 8, 34, 62, 63, 67, 74, Mathews, Cindy: 56, 72, 90 Index — 329 Mathison, Tom: 41, 90 Matos, James: 90 Matson, Dave: 40, 99 Maurer, Richard: 40, 99 Maus, Lorrie: 90 McConville, Jim: 41, 47, 90 McCullum, Guy: 90 McCullum, Teri: 16, 27, 90 McGregor, Steve: 41, 45, 71, 86, 90 Mead, Jim: 16, 17, 75, 115 Medvec, Kelly: 32, 66, 67, 99 Medvec, Mike: 31, 41, 90 Mendele, Robert: 99 Messenbrink, Clark: 8, 40, 44, 115 Meyer, Debbie: 90 Meyers, Nancy: 56, 58 Mikolajczyk, Debbie: 90 Milan, Cheryl: 71, 115 Miller, Barney: 90 Miller, Bob: 90 Miller, Bob: 27, 43, 90 Miller, Jeff: 115 Miller, Jill: 14, 16, 25, 26, 90 Mills, Kevin: 115 Minks, Chris: 33, 90 Moats, Diane: 8, 9, 54, 62, 73, 115 Moats, Doug: 72, 73, 99 Moo, Steve: 71, 115 Moe, Steve J.: 8, 20, 21, 115 Mohs, Steve: 90 Monson, Mike: 90 Montgomery, John: 41, 45 Monttowen, Linda: 90 Moore, Deseria: 115 Moore, Kevin: 99 Moore, Kim: 69, 90 Moore, Sanford: 25, 28, 33, 69, 90 Morgan, Kris: 23, 24, 33, 66, 74, 99 Morris, Tom: 116 Morrison, James: 90 Muchko, Mark: 90 Mundy, Jacquelyn: 90 Munnell, Allan: 99 Munnoll, Randy: 90 Murck, Delores: 16, 90 Murck, Steve: 46, 116 Murphy, Doug: 90 Murphy, Terry: 71, 116 Murray, Brenda: 71, 116 Myers, Diane: 25, 99 Nakamoto, Alex: 41, 45, 90 Nault, Sue: 116 Nelsen, Dan: 40, 44, 99 Nelson, Dave: 71 Nelson, Jeff: 49, 99 Nelson, Kim: 71, 116 Nelson, Kris: 21, 60, 71, 73, 90 Nelson, Lynn: 99 Nolson, Mark: 90 Nelson, Pam: 99 Nelson, Renee: 74 Nelson, Ron: 49, 99 Nelson, Tim; 99 Nelson, Wally: 8, 20, 49, 116 Newell, Eileen: 33, 90 Nichols, Mark: 90 Noethe, Mike: 116 Nolen, Liz: 99 Norby, Bruce: 40, 49, 99 Nordby, Jeff: 25, 89, 90 Nordin, Valerie: 90 Norman, Laura: 58 Norman, Randy: 34, 73, 75, 116 Norris, Bob: 68, 70, 90 Norris, Tom: 65, 68, 70, 99 Notaro, Lisa: 90 Nygren, Greg: 116 Nygren, Kevin: 70, 116 Nygren, Nathan: 41, 90 Nygren, Tanya: 90 Oakley, Rich: 40, 116 O'Brian, Bob: 84, 90 Ocel, Matt: 41 Ocel, Sam: 41, 48, 49, 90 Ochoada, Melinda: 27, 90, 93 Ochoada, Rufino: 22, 23, 99 O'Connell, Debbie: 55, 117 Oestrelch, Tammy: 90 Offerdahl, John: 50 O'Hern, Craig: 71 Ohm, Tom: 99 O'Leary, Pat: 90 Oliva, Cindy: 25, 68, 72, 99 Olson, Bob: 41, 45, 90 Olson, Brenda: 99 Olson, Cindy: 117 Olson, Dorothy: 99 Olson, Doug: 99 Olson, Guy: 74 Olson, Jim: 90 Olson, John: 117 Olson, Larry: 68, 99 Olson, Lezlie: 99 Olson, Lucy: 99 Omdahl, Ron: 90 Onnen, Mary: 90 Oquist, Marlene: 54, 99 Ornelas, Yolanda: 16 Ornes, Connie: 90 Ostrue, Candy: 99 Ott, Dave: 41, 90 Ottemess, John: 89, 91 Overby, Suo: 91 Owens, Laurie: 25, 38, 55, 72, 99 Owens, Patty: 117 Ozolins, Metra: 99 Packard,Brian: 99 Packard, Bruce: 99 Packard, Cheryl: 25, 117 Pakulak, Teresa: 91 Pal la, Russell: 23, 24, 91 Palmer, William: 91 Papasadora, Carmen: 117 Papasodora, Frank: 91 Papasodora, Scott: 25, 99 Pardy, Jeff: 45 Pardy, Sue: 117 Parhow, Terry: 91 Parker, Tim: 99 Parks, Steve: 16, 25, 26, 99 Parsons, Linda: 117 Paulson, Nina: 73,117 Payette, Jon: 43, 50 Payette, Morris: 38, 43, 53, 117 Pearson, Ramona: 91 Pearson, Rhonda: 100 Peck, Don: 43, 91 Peck, Ron: 43, 52, 53, 91 Pcckham, Michelle: 27, 117 Pederson, Kathi: 27, 91 Pederson, Sid: 91 Pederson, Sue: 72, 91 Peltier, Anna: 117 Perron, Cindy: 27, 91 Perry, Rhonda: 100 Petek, John: 41, 91 Petek, Terry: 25, 26, 34, 118 Peters, Carol: 91 Peterson, Connie: 100 Peterson, Dawn: 19, 73 Peterson, Patti: 25, 54, 74, 91 Peterson, Sheldon: 118 Peterson, Shelley: 118 Peterson, Walter: 47, 100 Peterson, Wayne: 100 Phelps, John: 91 Phillips, Jim: 91 Piesch, Mark: 27, 91 Pivec, Jackie: 118 Polak, Tom: 50, 74, 100 Premo, Alan: 69 Preston, Diane: 118 Preston, Lori: 100 Pritchard, Mary: 25, 32, 55, 100 Purvis, Mike: 100 Quesnell, Michael: 25, 26, 40, 46, 47, 100 Quigley, Al: 31, 34, 40, 118 Quigley, Kelly: 27, 57, 91 Quinnell, Michele: 25, 67, 100 Rannow, Shelly: 25, 100 Ratzlow, Jackie: 91 Ratzlow, Vickie: 118 Rehberger, Scott: 100 Renna, Kim: 72, 100 Renstrom, Lynette: 56 Richards, Julie: 25, 56, 118 Richter, Dan: 75 Rierson, Laura: 27, 91 Rincon, Robert: 43, 49, 100 Rindfleisch, Anita: 24, 38, 55, 66, 91 Rindflelsch, Rodney: 118 Risvold, Karla: 118 Roberson, David: 100 Roberts, Sheldon: 41 Roberts, Valeriessia: 118 Robertson, Lenor: 25, 26, 68, 100 Robin, Jon: 68 Robinson, Lorna: 69 Rodewald, Lori: 118 Rodriguez, Mike: 87 Rogers, Alan: 119 Rogers, Dale: 119 Rogers, Dale T.: 91 Rogers, Shirley: 18, 26, 55, 100 Rogers, Steve: 41 Roitero, Tony: 119 Roloff, Carrie: 25, 27, 72, 100 Roman, Diane: 91 Roman, Kelly: 56 Rosenow: Debbie: 56, 58 Rosenow, Patti: 56 Rosenow, Tom: 8, 72, 73, 119 Ross, Tim: 91 Rudquist,Erica: 52, 119 Ruud, Jenny: 91 Ryan, Mike: 88, 91 Ryti, Patti: 19, 34, 53, 119 Saastad, Lori: 100 Saavedra, Anita: 119 Saavedra, Joe: 119 Salas, Renee: 20, 73, 119 Salisbury, Phillip: 70, 100 Salthe, Diane: 66, 119 Salthe, Vickie: 91 Sandve, Julie: 91 Sandve, Scot: 119 Sargent, Angeline: 91 Sargent, Laurie: 91 Sargent, Tony: 119 Sargent, Wally: 100 Satek, Bruce: 100 Satek, Rick: 41, 87, 91 Schaeffer, Dodio: 27, 65, 71, 72, 73,gi Scheely, Terry: 45 Schell, Linda: 100 Schilling, William: 100 Schmidt, Charlien: 91 Schmidt, Kathlien: 91 Schmidt, Ronald: 23, 25, 26, 50, 91 Schneibel, Jeff: 33, 34, 66, 73, 74, 120 Schneibel, Theresa: 55 130 — Index Schneider, John: 18 Schneider, Mary: 15, 54, 62, 73, 120 Schuda, Cathy: 54, 91 Schuda, Dave: 92 Schuda, Jim: 40, 100 Schwartz, Debra: 100 Schwartzrock, Jean: 100 Schweizcr, Andy: 50, 51, 74, 91 Schweizer, Melanie: 58 Schwensen, Marth: 120 Scott,Debbie: 91 Scott, Laurie: 26, 120 Scott, Mike: 100 Sedlock, Lenny: 15, 40, 44, 68, 100 Seelhoff, Tim: 34 Senness, Dave: 53 Scnness, Kathy: 25, 120 Servis, Athena: 24, 27, 91, 93 Shand, Jonie: 25, 72, 100 Shand, Will: 92 Sharp, Silas: 36, 40, 69, 73, 100 Shea, Pat: 41, 52, 65, 92 Shelby, Jackie: 100 Shelby, JoAnne: 120 Shelly, Paula: 100 Shepard, Cheryl: 92 Singleton, Diane: 27, 92 Sinigaglio, Sue: 120 Sjolie, Linda: 24, 60, 61, 92 Skagstad, Shirley: 92 Skahen, Mike: 92 Skramstad, Jon: 92 Skripnik, Alex: 24, 27, 70, 100 Skripnlk, Tina: 34, 58, 120 Skrypez, Cheryl: 34, 56, 62, 63, 120 Sletten, Kim: 16, 27, 100 Smiley, Lori: 27, 92 Smiley, Sue: 28 Smith, Bill: 24, 92 Smith, Donna: 100 Smith, Kathy: 120 Smith, Mark: 92 Smith,Rick: 92 Smith, Tacey: 25, 92 92 Smith, Terry: 31, 100 Snolson, Roger: 120 Sorbel, Vicki: 18, 120 Sorenson, Dan: 92 Sorenson, Dean: 92 Sorenson, Phillip: 100 Spratt, Brad: 70, 72, 100 Spratt, Mike: 92 Stanley, Cherall: 92 Stark, Ross: 100 Starr, Jerry: 92 St. Clair, Mike: 46 Stelnert, Kent: 92 Steinman, Manly: 15, 101 Stenstrum, Mike: 24, 92 Stevens, Patricia: 68, 72, 101 Strange, Janice: 121 Strang I, Richard: 121 Straw, Jerry: 46 Streed, Roy: 101 Stroberger, Byron: 71 Struss, Phyliss: 21, 121 Stykel, Cindy: 101 Sullivan, Bridget: 25, 72, 73, 92, 93 Svoboda, Mark: 92 Svor, Mark: 92 Swan, Leona: 101 Swanson, Joel: 52, 71, 86, 92 Swanson, Randy: 25, 102, 121 Swanson, Rita: 92, 121 Swonson, Jean: 92 Syde, Theresa: 55, 58 Tabor, Pat: 101 Tapelt, Maureen: 92 Taplin, Debbie: 16, 26, 102, 121 Tap I in. Dottle: 20, 94, 101 Taplin, James: 27, 46, 92 Thiele, Debbie: 92 Thompson, Cindy: 121 Thompson, Darlene: 34, 66, 121 Thompson, Sandy: 121 Thompson, Sonia: 56 Thompson, Terry: 24, 27, 43, 101 Thompson, Tim: 84 Thomson, Dody: 121 Thurston, Lloyd: 69 Tlmmer, Mike: 16, 18, 24, 26, 27, 121 Tompkins, Laura: 9, 25, 26, 33, 57, 121 Torgerson, Heidi: 25, 101 Tornes, Jim: 122 Townsend, Bill: 92 Troupe, Doug: 50, 64, 74, 101 Tse, Sue: 72, 92 Ulichy, Debra: 54, 92 Unglesbee, Ralph: 92 Valenti, Steve: 24, 34, 53, 122 Valenti, Theresa: 23, 24, 72, 101 Valley, Virginia: 27, 92 Velasco, Amber: 68, 69, 73, 101 Venier, Mary: 8, 25, 34, 122 Venier, Patty: 101 Vesledahl, Julene: 92 Vesledahl, Kevin: 92 Videen, Steve: 40, 101 Vifquain, Brad: 24, 40, 44, 101 Villebrun, Ron: 92 Vinge, Doug: 101 Vita, Bryan: 100, 101 Vita, Mike: 50. 101 Waffel, Curtis: 41 Wagner, Kevin: 43, 92 Walch, Nancy: 25, 72, 73, 91, 92 Wald, Cindy: 122 Walker, Justine: 92 Walker, Lynda: 16, 25, 92 Wallace, Kelly: 101 Wallace, Kim: 18, 19, 62, 122 Walstrom, Lynn: 55, 92 Wang, Dee: 101 WaiTen, Val: 101 Washington, Freda: 92 Washington, Richard: 93 Wentworth, Steve: 93 West, Dean: 122 West, Mark: 47, 93 Westby, Laurie: 122 Westby, Steve: 41, 50, 51, 93 Westlund, Dean: 41, 49, 93 Westlund, Richard: 40, 101 Westphal, Dale: 101 Westphal, Yvonne: 27, 93 Wettlin, Kenneth: 93 Wettlin, Norman: 101 White, John: 27 White, Torry: 93 Wlcken, Patricia: 122 Wickstrom, Jayne: 72 Wickstrom, Kathy: 93 Wickstrom, Sonja: 34, 68, 71, 122 Widga, Gary: 36, 71, 122 Wiering, Lucy: 101 Wigen, Jane: 24, 73, 122 Wikstrom, Jayne: 101 Wildes, Bill: 101 Wildes, Kevin: 65, 88, 93 Wilkerson, Chuck: 16, 25, 33, 71, 122 Wilkerson, Terri: 93 Wilkie, Laura: 25, 72, 101 Willenbring, Glenn: 123 Williams, Cheryl: 16, 25, 26, 101 Willis, Sherri: 101 Wlnchell, Cindy: 101 Wise, Kim: 56, 58 Wise, Scott: 27, 50, 93 Wise, Steve: 26, 40, 101 Wissbaum, Mary: 93 Wolfe, Brenda: 24, 34, 57, 62, 73, 123 Wolfe, Terry: 25, 123 Wolfe, Tony; 123 Wong, Linda: 123 Wong, Terry: 19, 24, 39, 40, 46, 101 Wong, Winnie: 27, 101 Wood, George: 123 Wood, Penny: 25, 34, 54, 123 Woznack, Bill: 25, 41, 50, 93 Yahr, Sally: 68 Yanisch, Alicja: 55, 101 Yanisch, Angle: 55 Young, Mike: 43, 101 Young, Shelly: 123 Zierman, Stove: 101 Zimmer, Steve: 93 Zustiak, Dearm: 25, 93 Kathie Carlson and Joe Haanen check Tn with Mrs. Thompson in the attendance office following an absence. 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